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Rising Crude Oil Imports Reduce China’s Need to Draw from Stocks
China has relied on its huge crude oil inventories since the Iran war hiked oil prices to above $100 per barrel. The world’s biggest crude importer has drawn from its 1.3-billion-barrel stash for most of the months after March as…
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Boroo signs $100M deal for Yukon Eagle gold mine
Private entity has agreed to acquire Victoria Gold, advancing plans to potentially rehabilitate and restart its Eagle gold mine.
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EU’s Arctic Strategy Excludes Oil and Gas
The European Union will shun crude oil and natural gas produced from fields in the Arctic, recommending that these “stay in the ground” under its new Arctic strategy released this week. The reiteration of the EU’s stance on…
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Newmont beats quarterly profit estimates on higher gold prices
Quarterly gold production fell to 1.30 million ounces from 1.42 million ounces a year earlier.
- Trump invokes Cold War era Defense Production Act for oil production, refining
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Norwegians leave gold in forest as some fall for scam
Norwegians were scammed by believing that their gold would be protected by others while left out in the wild.
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Electric Giants Say They Already Have the Tools to Fix the AI Power Crunch
The energy demand boom being driven by the artificial intelligence era is placing unprecedented strain on global energy infrastructure. Not only are the world’s energy production capacities – and especially clean energy…
- Oil Prices Test $115 as Saudi Bypass Routes Face New Attack Risk
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Why Fossil Fuel Demand Can Rise Even as Clean Energy Wins Terrain
French historian Jean-Baptiste Fressoz has offered energy-transition skeptics an appealing historical argument. In More and More and More, he argues that humanity has never really moved from one energy source to another. Wood was…
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Asia Needs $1 Trillion a Year to Secure Energy Supplies
Asia will need as much as $1 trillion annually in energy investment over the next 15 years to meet rising demand and reduce its exposure to supply disruptions, according to a McKinsey report released Thursday. That amounts to $15…
- Gold Selloff Shows Why Oil-Driven Rate Fears Are Overpowering War Risk
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Strathcona Pitches 250,000-Bpd Oil Export Route to Asia
Canadian oil producer Strathcona Resources wants to export up to 250,000 barrels per day of crude from British Columbia’s northern coast using rail shipments and a new marine terminal to reach Asian markets. But first, it needs…
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EU’s Proposed Shipping Subsidies Could Make BioLNG Cheaper Than Fuel Oil
Europe’s carbon market could soon start paying shipowners to switch fuels, but the support on offer is far from equal. In July, the European Commission proposed a revision of the European Union’s Emissions Trading System that…
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Ghana weighs local mine ownership as Gold Fields renewal looms
Since President Mahama returned to power in 2025, mining rights renewals held by international investors have not been automatic.
- Gold Sell-Off Ahead? Peace Talks Stall Puts Markets on Edge
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Citi’s $60 Oil Call Meets $112 Brent
Citi sees more upside risk for oil prices despite recovering Middle Eastern crude exports, a considerably less bearish assessment from the bank that predicted $60-to-$65 Brent by year-end just three months ago. Brent December…
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Ottawa finally matches C$1B Ring of Fire funds
Ottawa's investment will build roads to Ontario's Ring of Fire, linking First Nations to critical mineral deposits.
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Tehran Turns to Central Asia for Trade as Conflict With U.S. Simmers
Iran is making a push to expand connectivity with Central Asian states, with high-level Iranian officials engaging their counterparts from four of the five regional states over the past week alone. On the sidelines of the October…
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Norway's $2.3 Trillion Oil Fund Loses $30 Billion in Third Quarter
The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund, Norway’s $2.3-trillion Government Pension Fund Global, booked a loss of $30 billion for the third quarter as higher interest rates and market turbulence hit both its fixed-term and…
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Britain Finally Creates an Oil Wealth Fund—50 Years Too Late
The United Kingdom has finally established an oil-backed investment fund, decades after neighboring Norway began transforming its North Sea petroleum revenues into one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds. The British…
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Ofgem Approves Deal to Keep UK Gas Import Capacity From Europe
The UK’s energy market regulator, Ofgem, is looking to keep Britain’s gas import capacity from mainland European connectors to preserve flexibility to import gas in case of strong demand. Ofgem on Thursday approved Interconnector…
- Silver Demand Is Picking Up, but India Holds the Key to What Happens Next
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Iran's Hardliners Push for Nuclear Weapons as U.S. War Drags On
It was once taboo in Iran to publicly speak about developing nuclear weapons. The authorities would often point to former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's religious edict barring the development of weapons of mass…
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Liberty Gold stretches Black Pine’s reach in Idaho
Drilling results come as Liberty advances Black Pine towards a potential 2028 construction decision.
- ARA gasoline stocks drop to lowest level since September 2021
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Ghana moves to standardise mining pay amid local-content drive
The move could ease union concerns over the shift of mining operations from multinational companies to local contractors.
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European Natural Gas Prices Rise on Middle East Escalation
Europe’s benchmark natural gas prices rose on Thursday to nearly 90 euros per megawatt-hour, or the equivalent of $29.50 per million British thermal units (MMBtu), as the escalation in the Middle East raised concerns about…
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U.S. refineries have been running at very high rates in 2026
The U.S. refinery fleet has run at higher-than-normal rates this year, with refinery utilization averaging more than 95% of capacity between May and September, the highest for those months since 1998. Tight global product…
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What Jackdaw’s Approval Means for the Future of North Sea Drilling
A lot has happened since 1 June 2022, the date when ministers first granted permission to tap the Jackdaw gas field. The Conservatives were halfway through their ill-fated final term of three. Kwasi Kwarteng was the business…
- Gold Tests Critical Support as Breakdown Risk Builds Toward $3,900
- Gold Breaks Down: Is $4,100 Now a Ceiling?
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Grid Constraints Curtailed 119 GW of Renewables in India in September
Grid, flexibility, and transmission constraints amid limited battery storage forced India to curtail as much as 118.6 gigawatts (GW) of solar and wind power capacity in September, data by India’s JMK Research & Analytics showed…
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Record Fuel Prices Accelerate Europe’s EV Sales
Record-high gasoline and diesel prices across Europe are accelerating a shift toward electric vehicles and hybrids while new registrations of conventional cars continue to plummet by double digits in key markets. Total car sales…
- Oil Signals Geopolitical Risk Is Back on the Radar
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India's Middle East Oil Imports Jumped 32% in September
India saw its crude oil imports from the Middle East rebound in September to pre-war levels amid higher volumes exiting the Strait of Hormuz, while competition from China for Russian oil resulted in declining imports from Russia…
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India permits large silver imports despite weak domestic demand
New Delhi has greenlighted import of 6,500 tons of silver in six months to meet festive-season demand.
- Morning Bid: Rattled by oil, tech and France
- Iran Claims 7 Ships Hit in Persian Gulf as Oil Prices Surge
- Oil Prices Surge Above $111 as Houthis Strike Saudi Targets
- Trump’s tax-exempt diesel draws skepticism from farmers, eludes others
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