Energy markets brace for prolonged conflict as Hormuz disruptions threaten global supply
Energy
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Record emergency oil release fails to calm markets as crude nears $100
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Historic emergency move aims to stabilize energy markets as the Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens global supply
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Energy shock from the Iran conflict pushes New Delhi back toward discounted Russian crude
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Air raids, regime-change rhetoric and oil chokepoints rattle markets from Gulf hubs to Wall Street
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Energy shock, industrial flight, and $240B in losses reshape Europe’s largest economy
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Record-low reserves and surging prices test the EU’s energy independence strategy
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BUSINESSFutures & Commodities
US Sells $500M of Venezuelan Oil — Signaling a Major Shift in Global Energy Power Dynamics
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnFirst tranche of crude sold under Washington’s control as markets, capitals and oil giants recalibrate after Venezuela upheaval
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100MW project signals energy independence push and a new frontier for clean power in Central Asia
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Futures & Commodities
Phillips 66 Scoops Up UK Refinery Assets in Energy Security Play
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnIn an era of volatile geopolitics and accelerating transition, energy security is increasingly about smart consolidation—not resurrection.