When heat becomes a weapon of mass destruction

To say that energy markets have become more politicized in recent months would be an understatement. In a recent meeting, the G7 (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, and the U.S.) proposed a cap on the price of Russian oil in response to that [...]

Energy markets in the crosshairs of the Ukrainian crisis

The effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine that began two weeks ago are spilling over into global markets, creating massive volatility for corporations to navigate. Crude oil prices traded up to $130 per barrel this past week to a 15-year high as the [...]

Wild week for natural gas: Ukraine tensions, Nord 2 pipeline delays

Even with the increase of 400,000 barrels per day announced by OPEC+ for February, energy markets remained on edge as we rolled over into 2022. So far, Europe has been challenged the most and is facing some of the highest gas prices worldwide amid [...]

Soybean oil prices crash to finish the week

After reaching new highs at 57.47 cents per pound last Wednesday, trading the daily limit up, soybean oil crashed and ended the week on back-to-back limit-down days. The nearby May-21 contract closed at 52.48 cents per pound, the lowest since Mar. 4. Concerns over [...]

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