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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has ramifications for global inflation and growth, according to Franklin Templeton Fixed Income. Western governments have not yet implemented direct sanctions on Russian oil and gas, but there have already been significant impacts on Russian oil tra...
Supply and demand balance suggests Q1 2022 to be under-supplied by ~2 mb/d vs. +0.6 mb/d forecast. This is largely due to oil demand surprising to the upside. With Russia crude exports at risk, this gap will be too large to fill. Fundamentals were already trending very bullish...
The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military will cause many European countries to look urgently for new gas supply sources. Geopolitical concern over reliance on Russian gas has driven states like Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland to pursue supply diversification for many ye...
The exploration history in the SW Barents Sea involves more than 130 exploration wells drilled since 1980, which led to 37 discoveries. Overall, the industry's exploration interest in this area is undeniable, however, it is thought that there is more reluctance to provide approval for...
Russian debt, both hard currency and local currency, is largely shut down for trading. Prices for Russian government securities are pricing in a default scenario. The markets have dramatically repriced central bank expectations. For further details see: Russia Sanctions ...
While overall US production was down, a better indication of the health of the US oil industry can be gleaned by looking more closely at the On-shore L48 states. Since the beginning of April 2021, the US has been adding Hz oil rigs at a rate of close to 3.39 rigs/wk. November ...
Oil prices have sharply risen over the past two weeks on the back of the unfolding war in Ukraine. The war in Ukraine and the ensuing sanctions of Western states against Russia have further exacerbated the current oil market tightness. However, banning Russian oil and gas imports ...
Energy and materials are the two strongest sectors right now. With nations on a war footing, inflation will continue to rage in 2022. Having exposure to oil and industrial metals is critical for investors. For further details see: War-Time Inflation Will Keep The Energy ...
The war in Ukraine could dampen the pace of the recovery in the eurozone, while inflation is likely to be close to 4% for the year. The European Central Bank will have more trouble navigating through the storm, though we still expect an end to quantitative easing in the third quarter ...
US economy shrugged off the effects of Omicron and should be relatively resilient to the headwinds caused by Russia’s military aggression in Ukraine by virtue of being an energy producer and having limited direct economic linkages. Higher interest rates are coming with 2% still...
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In this episode of Industry Focus: Energy , Nick Sciple chats with Motley Fool analyst Jim Gillies about some recent interesting stories. They discuss Warren Buffett selling airline stocks and Elon Musk's Twitter antics. Jim talks about digging deeper into companies' financials. They also t...
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Barclays Bank PLC (“Barclays” or the “Issuer”) announced a temporary reduction of the minimum early redemption size of certain series of ETNs as specified in the table below (together, the “ETNs”). Currently holders of the ETNs are required to redeem...