Tag #Energy Markets

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Oil Company 'Subsidies': A Misleading Narrative

The assertion that oil companies receive massive government subsidies is inaccurate; they benefit from tax breaks similar to other industries, pay substantial taxes (e.g., ExxonMobil paid \$13.8 billion in 2024), and employ millions, generating further tax revenue.

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Climate Action
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Oil Prices Fall on Peace Deal Hopes and Tariff War Concerns

Oil prices fell for a fourth day on Monday, with Brent crude at $74.59 and WTI at $70.51 per barrel, due to expectations of a Russia-Ukraine peace deal potentially easing sanctions on Russian oil exports and concerns about global tariff wars slowing economic growth and weakening energy demand.

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Winter Storms Boost U.S. Crude Oil Inventories, Distillate Demand

U.S. crude oil inventories rose by 3.5 million barrels to 415.1 million barrels in the week ended January 24, exceeding analysts' expectations, as winter storms reduced refinery operations and boosted distillate demand, while distillate stocks fell by 5 million barrels to 124 million, marking their ...

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Oil Prices Fall on Trump's Trade Policy and Dollar Strength

On Tuesday, oil prices fell due to President Trump's delayed but potentially significant tariffs on Canada and Mexico, a stronger U.S. dollar, and the potential end of the Red Sea shipping disruption; Brent crude dropped 1.9% to $78.63, while West Texas Intermediate fell 2.8% to $75.74.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
theglobeandmail.com
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Oil Prices Rise on Positive Short-Term Outlook

On Tuesday, oil prices rose, with Brent crude at $73.37 and WTI at $69.98 per barrel, due to a short-term positive market outlook, reduced holiday trading volume, supportive supply and demand changes, and China's planned fiscal stimulus.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Market Strategist Roundup: Positive Outlook on Energy, Utilities, and Mortgages

A roundup of market analyses from financial experts at CIBC, TD Economics, and RBC Capital Markets concerning the energy, utility, and mortgage sectors in Canada and the US, with a mostly positive outlook.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Trump Proposes Saudi Arabia as Venue for Putin Peace Talks

Following separate calls with Putin and Zelenskyy, Donald Trump proposed peace talks in Saudi Arabia, a choice influenced by the kingdom's neutrality, its mediating role in prisoner exchanges, and its strong ties with both leaders.

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EU Rejects Gas Price Cap in Upcoming Energy Strategy

The European Union has decided against including a gas price cap in its upcoming energy strategy, rejecting calls from industry groups and some member states amid concerns about market stability and security of supply, despite recent price increases to a two-year high of €58 per megawatt hour.

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Affordable and Clean Energy
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Trump's $500 Billion AI Investment Sparks Market Volatility

President Trump announced a $500 billion AI infrastructure investment called "Stargate", involving OpenAI, Oracle, and Softbank, to bolster US leadership in AI development against China, prioritizing fossil fuels over renewable energy, causing mixed market reactions.

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Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
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\"Commodity Markets in 2025: Oil, Coffee, Cocoa, Coal, and Iron Ore Face Uncertainties\"\

\"In 2025, OPEC+ faces production challenges, BP anticipates lower earnings, coffee and cocoa prices will rise due to crop shortfalls, coal consumption remains high, and iron ore prices are expected to fall.\

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Zero Hunger
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Bearish Crude Oil Market Outlook for 2025

As the trading year ends, crude oil markets show a bearish trend due to oversupply, reduced Chinese demand (300,000 bpd less in Q4 2024 than Q4 2023), and a stronger dollar following the Fed's rate cut announcement.

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Affordable and Clean Energy

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