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Hormuz Is Open — For Some: Inside the IRGC's Managed Passage Regime and What It Means for Atlantic Basin Supply
Strikes Reverse the Sub-$90 Print: WTI Back at $90 as Hormuz Tankers Clear and Iran Talks Crack
Fresh U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets sent WTI back above $90 overnight, three tankers cleared Hormuz, and Europe is accelerating LNG diversification toward Canada.
Ofgem's 13% Cap Hike Is a US LNG Demand Signal: What EQT and EXE Producers Should Know
Iran Deal Optimism Sends WTI to $90: Wednesday's Three-Front Pressure Test
Iran deal optimism is driving crude’s third major stress test in as many weeks. WTI is down more than $4 this morning on renewed speculation that US-Iran nuclear talks are moving toward a framework agreement — the same thesis that broke crude below $100 over Memorial Day weekend before
European Data Centers Are Outgrowing Their Power Deals — and US Gas Is Filling the Gap
Strikes Reopen the Iran Premium: WTI Bounces to $92 as Tuesday's Market Tests the New Floor
WTI rebounds to $92.23 from the $90.88 holiday floor after overnight U.S. strikes on Iranian targets complicate the deal narrative. QatarEnergy extends force majeure through August. India cuts demand growth 40%. Technology Tuesday: European data centers outgrowing clean power.