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Nigeria's Dangote oil refinery, operational since Jan., is poised to disrupt the global oil and gas market, particularly affecting Europe's refining sector.

Geopolitical Dynamics Shape Oil Trade in the World with China's Record Russian Imports and India's U.S. Oil Surge Amid Sanctions.

A surge in American crude exports is reshaping the dynamics of the global oil market, particularly impacting Europe.

A second shipment of US WTI is en route to Nigeria's Dangote refinery, signaling a strategic move in the global crude oil market.

In a seismic shift, the Western Hemisphere, spearheaded by the US, Canada, Brazil, and Guyana, has become the primary driver of global oil production growth

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and subsequent Western sanctions have significantly altered the dynamics of the global oil and gas market.

OPEC, in its latest Monthly Oil Market Report, anticipates a 1.8MM b/d increase in global oil demand in 2025, reaching 106.2MM b/d.

Red Sea Disruptions Prompt Temporary Fragmentation as Traders Bolster Bullish Bets on Oil.

Eni and South Korean Refiners Lead the Charge in Global Biofuel Transition, Reshaping Oil and Gas Landscape.

Oilfield services leaders Baker Hughes, Halliburton, and Schlumberger (SLB) have recently disclosed robust financial performances, underscoring the sector's resilience and global market dynamics.