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China’s retreat from the global crude market is rewriting the script for the next oil rally. After drawing 41 million barrels from inventories in June, one of the largest monthly stockpile reductions on record, the world’s top importer has left Middle Eastern producers scrambling …
India’s decision to raise export taxes on diesel and jet fuel marks a sharp shift in its energy policy, redirecting fuel supplies to domestic markets at the expense of global buyers. The move, effective immediately, aims to ease local shortages but has already sent …
Iraq's push for a fair share within OPEC has sparked concerns about the potential impact on global energy markets. The country's prime minister has emphasized the need for a fair share, which may lead to quota reform and changes in OPEC's production levels. This …
Samos Energy Acquisition Corp has finalized its initial public offering (IPO), securing substantial capital to pursue strategic acquisitions in the energy sector. The company issued 20,000,000 units at an offering price of $10.00 per unit, with each unit including one Class A ordinary share. …
The White House is weighing an extension of Jones Act waivers as escalating tensions with Iran drive concerns over fuel supply and shipping costs. The century-old maritime law restricts domestic waterborne transport to U.S.-built, -owned, and -crewed vessels, but waivers have historically been granted …
Gevo (NASDAQ: GEVO) disclosed a plan to capture tax credits, a move that could materially enhance cash flow while the firm advances new carbon-credit pathways and ethanol capacity upgrades. The tax-credit strategy, combined with higher-value carbon products, positions the company for a stronger balance …
Infinity Natural Resources has announced a significant leadership change. This move comes amid a challenging period for the company, with shares down amid a highly competitive energy sector environment.
Japan’s major refiners received their first cargo of Mexican crude, a move that breaks a multi‑year reliance on Middle‑East supplies since the outbreak of the Iran war. The arrival, made by a super‑tanker docking at the Tokyo terminal, represents a strategic pivot toward source …
Iran’s foreign ministry warned that the Strait of Hormuz now constitutes a red line, pledging to crush any U.S. attack on Iranian infrastructure. The warning follows statements from U.S. officials that military action could be taken if diplomatic talks do not resume, linking the …
Kalshi traders are pricing in a fresh surge in U.S. gas prices, with odds for $4 per gallon by the end of July climbing sharply as renewed U.S.-Iran strikes stoke supply fears. The prediction, reflected in a 32-point jump in Kalshi’s month-end odds, signals …
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