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A new trade pact between the United States and Indonesia binds the Southeast Asian nation’s resource wealth and energy future more closely to Washington’s strategic needs
On CNBC’s Power Lunch, Phil Streible breaks down the move from 150 ships to single digits and what options traders are watching across markets.
**Long-run continuous weekly chart shown above Yesterday, news that India had negotiated some passage through the strait helped to ease futures early in the morning while President Trump comments later in the day sparked a further sell-off. President Trump made (again) optimistic comments about the conflict ending soon and alluded...
Renewable energy projects in Africa that depend on Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds and state-backed companies will likely press ahead despite the Iran conflict, analysts say, thanks to the continent's surging appetite for power and fuel
An offshore wind project targeted by the Trump administration has begun sending power to New England’s electric grid
Gold, oil, and the VIX show heightened volatility as markets teeter, with Phil Streible joining Chicago: Futures of Finance to break down the setup and what traders are watching next. Tune in for the full discussion.
Tighten Your Seatbelts: It's Going to be a Bumpy Ride
We are used to seeing the Middle East as just a big oil region, but it is much more important for the global economy.
Oil futures have seen historic volatility over the last week, with unpredictable headlines adding fuel to the fire, making risk management as important as ever. Oliver Sloup breaks it down for you.
Bill bought more ORCL ahead of earnings. Catch his latest moves and thoughts from CNBC yesterday. WATCH HERE! E-mini S&P (March) / E-mini NQ (March) S&P, yesterday’s close: Settled at 6787.25, down 13.75 NQ, yesterday’s close: Settled at 24,982.50, down 8.50 E-mini S&P and E-mini NQ futures swung wildly yesterday....
Just off CNBC’s Power Lunch: Crude oil volatility is signaling heightened activity across markets, with Phil Streible breaking down what traders are watching next in the cross‑asset landscape.
A historic day in Crude yesterday with unprecedented volatility. The May contract made highs of 113.41, +25.89 [+30%] before falling to lows of 79.00 [-9.73%]. This comes out to a whopping trading range of 34.41 or 39% of Friday’s close. That’s insane. Crude was off its highs coming into the...
Just how much will surging crude oil prices cost investors – and the global economy? Let’s try to tally up the costs so far...and explore what might happen next.
There’s an old saying in the trading world: “You get the dollar right, you get a lot of things right.” This week, it seems to be: “You get oil right, you get a lot of things right.” Oliver Sloup joined RFD to break down the recent moves in oil and commodity markets. Tune in!
The Iran war is shaking the global energy system and with it Earth's climate future
At this stage it is not easy to be very precise, but the 92 to 95 area clearly stands out as very strong support. If the situation in the Middle East does not improve soon and energy prices remain under pressure to the upside, then holding above this support zone could open the door for another strong rally. In that case, crude oil could later aim toward the 130 area.
Jim's video covers all bases in this wildcard war scenario
After falling in the early hours of the overnight session, Crude has bounced back and punched above the highs. As week 1 of this war comes to a close, Iran maintains their ability to retaliate. The strikes on neighboring countries, especially Qatar (LNG) and Saudi Arabia (production) caught traders off...
***Long run weekly shown above Spreading of the conflict is driving prices higher today as nine more oil tankers came under attack overnight / early this morning. BP evacuated staff from Iraqi oil fields and the country overall has cut ~1.3mln bpd of production. The US sank an Iranian warship...
Africa’s flagship clean energy fund says it plans to more than double its financing to $2.5 billion over the next two years, as momentum builds behind the continent’s energy transition
War has erupted again in the Middle East, raising major questions for energy markets, inflation, and the global economy.
The crude oil futures market has shifted dramatically in recent weeks as geopolitical risks collide with technical breakouts and fundamental supply/demand dynamics.
Rising oil prices are a major growth catalyst for Big Oil dividend stocks.
**Daily chart shown above is a front-month continuous as May futures no longer contain applicable levels The war is expanding rapidly. While US strikes on Iran have been our bull thesis for close to two months, Iran’s response to attack neighboring oil and gas infrastructure is new information. The Iranian...
Tensions in the Middle East are putting pressure on oil markets, but some stand to benefit.
