Crude oil prices are set for the sharpest weekly gain in three months, rising over $2 per barrel due to intensifying U.S. pressure on Venezuela and a reported U.S. military strike in Nigeria.

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The world's record copper prices are driven not by scarcity, but by massive inventories of metal "economically trapped" in US ...

Rising winter demand, expanding LNG exports, and AI-driven power needs are lifting gas-focused E&P stocks, which is the ...

U.S. natural gas futures surged the most since late October as one energy trader warned that "winter isn't over," with ...

The global photovoltaic adhesive film market, projected to reach $45.3 billion by 2031, is undergoing a dramatic shift as ...

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Russia launched a massive overnight missile and drone assault on Kyiv and Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as President ...

U.S. crude, gasoline, distillate, and Cushing inventories registered broad gains last week even as SPR volumes continued to ...