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The US, led by the Trump Administration and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, is pushing for aggressive new measures to

The APPEC conference in Singapore, hosted by S&P Global Commodity Insights, focused on a range of challenges for Asia's energy sector.

The country is expected to continue stockpiling crude oil in its strategic and commercial reserves well into 2026, a move driven by long-term energy security rather than a rebound in demand.

In Sep. 2025,  bp, Eni, TotalEnergies, and others announced significant investments in oil and gas projects across Africa and the Middle East, showcasing their strategy of balancing profitable fossil fuel operations with the long-term imperative of sustainability.

The oil market experienced a tumultuous week as traders grappled with conflicting signals from global economic data and geopolitical events.

The oil market is currently a battleground of conflicting forecasts.

OPEC crude production rose by about 400K b/d in Aug., reaching 28.55 MM b/d, with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Nigeria driving the increase.

The US energy sector is exhibiting a paradox of record-high production amid a contracting rig count.

Asia's position as the world's largest oil-importing region is shaping global crude oil trade flows.

Big Oil and Big Finance face a reality check as political and economic headwinds slow energy transition.