Qatar Sets Its Sights On Becoming The World's Largest LNG Trader
The CEO of QatarEnergy believes the company will become the largest trader of LNG in the next five to ten years
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The CEO of QatarEnergy believes the company will become the largest trader of LNG in the next five to ten years
Bullish catalysts are coming together in oil markets to send oil prices higher, with OPEC+ preparing to cut production targets, the U.S. SPR release coming to an end, and new Russian sanctions coming into effect
WTI crude continues to trade below $80 per barrel, but the next OPEC+ meeting could yield a bullish surprise.
While sentiment in oil markets has been decidedly bearish of late, Russia’s escalation of its war in Ukraine and the opening up of China provide major upside potential for oil
Crude prices fell on Tuesday morning, ahead of the weekly crude inventory reports, as August inflation data came in hotter than expected