Tag Archives: Oil

Energy

Russian Supply Relief Meets a Physical Bottleneck — Can More Barrels Reach Buyers?

The prospect of more Russian fuel returning to world markets has shifted from political announcement to logistical test. The United States has waived some sanctions and tariff measures affecting Russian exports, while Washington and Moscow have publicized plans for Russia...

Energy

OPEC+ Heads Into Sunday — The Questions That Matter

OPEC+ heads into its Sunday, October 4 meeting with a question that reaches beyond whether production targets should rise, fall or remain unchanged: how much oil can its members actually bring to market? After months of disruption to Gulf production...

Markets

The Global Bond Selloff — Why Borrowing Costs Keep Climbing

Government bonds are sending an increasingly expensive message: lenders want more compensation for inflation, uncertainty and the growing demands on their money. On October 1, the US 10-year Treasury yield touched 5.34%, its highest since 2002, while Britain’s 30-year borrowing...

Forex

The Dollar After the Fed’s September Hike

The Federal Reserve’s September rate increase gave the dollar a clear source of support. On September 16, the Fed raised its target range by a quarter percentage point to 3.75%–4.00%, saying inflation remained elevated even as economic activity continued to...

Energy

Diesel Is the Fuel Price to Watch

Oil shocks are often measured by the price of a barrel of crude. The wider economic effect can be easier to see at the diesel pump. Diesel powers trucks, rail freight, farm equipment and parts of the industrial economy. When...

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