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The UK is considering cutting off gas supply via two interconnectors to mainland Europe under an emergency plan that would be triggered in case of severe gas shortages in Britain

European benchmark gas prices jumped at the start of this week as Europe struggles to replace Russian gas losses to fill storage sites ahead of the winter

Summary:  With a tug of war between inflation and recession concerns ensuing, central bank speakers (such as Fed Chair Powell’s testimony) and e

Summary:  With an uptick in the hawkish rhetoric from global central banks last week (barring the ever-dovish Bank of Japan), we have seen stagflation

Having a more efficient platform will have a significant positive impact on carbon credit trading.

U.S. benchmark natural gas prices jumped to above $9 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) early on Wednesday, driven by high LNG exports, warmer weather, and volatile trade ahead of the prompt-month contract expiry

Oil prices were up early on Friday, headed for a small weekly gain as global gasoline and diesel supply remain tight

Global supply of key food and energy commodities is starting to impact the global economy. Rising core inflation and hawkish Central Bank policy could further impact economic growth. The Global Price Index of All Commodities has more than doubled since its pandemic low in Q2 2020. https://oilpric...

Russia’s war in Ukraine has sparked a steep rise in energy and food prices, and the World Bank thinks it could impact global economic growth

As Europe races to buy non-Russian gas after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, on April 18 the benchmark U.S. natural gas price surged by over 7 percent