Recently, Williams Companies was cited alongside Kinder Morgan and MPLX as a midstream operator that has held up well despite oil-price swings, largely due to its fee-based, long-term contracts and extensive U.S. natural gas pipeline network. The coverage emphasized that Williams’ focus on natural gas infrastructure tied to growing “cleaner” energy demand may appeal to investors seeking lower commodity exposure and more predictable cash flows. Next, we’ll consider how Williams’ fee-based…
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Recently, Western Digital and other memory and storage makers saw sentiment swing sharply after Micron Technology reported record fiscal third-quarter results and highlighted intense AI-driven demand amid persistent supply tightness. This wave of earnings beats and multi-year AI infrastructure contracts across the memory industry has reinforced the view that storage has become a critical bottleneck rather than a generic commodity input. Against this backdrop of AI-related demand and supply…
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Brent crude plunged 10.86% this week to $71.99 as funds slashed net long WTI positions by 13,356 contracts, despite Cushing inventories hitting their lowest since 2014
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Incredible rout in oil prices
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African governments seek greater control over gold, but much of its value continues to flow abroad. Source: aljazeera.com
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Gold (XAU/USD) price recovers some ground on Friday, hitting a two-day high of $4,096 as the Greenback edges lower alongside Treasury yields after investors trimmed hawkish bets on the Federal Reserve (Fed). The XAU/USD pair trades at $4,076, up 1.24%.
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Gold’s breakdown below a long-term trendline keeps bearish momentum intact, with Fibonacci levels and channel structure pointing toward deeper downside unless key resistance at $4,115 is reclaimed.
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WTI Crude Oil futures experienced significant downward pressure, falling approximately 3.5% and trading below the 70 handle to reach their lowest levels since early March. This move extends a recent…
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On June 26, 2026, U.S. crude oil futures experienced a significant decline, erasing nearly all gains made during the conflict period, as shipping traffic throug
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U.S. oil prices dropped 8.7% this week, or $6.62 a barrel, to end below $70 for the first time since late February, before the U.S. began bombing Iran. Benchmark U.S. futures closed Friday at $69.23, just 3.3% higher than the settlement price on the day before fighting broke out and the Strait of H
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KMI, MPLX and WMB look poised to withstand oil-price swings as fee-based contracts and pipeline assets support stable midstream revenues.
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Oil markets are losing ground as traders bet that oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz will increase.
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Oil is falling back to its pre-war level despite confusion about the Strait of Hormuz’s status.
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Crude Oil Price Forecast H2 2026: Crude oil prices have retraced sharply toward pre-war levels, falling more than 40% from their yearly highs and reviving early-2026 concerns that supply growth could outpace demand during the second half of the year.
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Last week brought a temporary reprieve from geopolitical tensions, driven partly by signs of peace talks and a ceasefire between the US and Iran, which dragged crude oil prices bac
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The UAE’s exit from OPEC is being sold as a supply earthquake. The market treated it more like a coworker’s farewell email—acknowledged, then immediately forgotten. Here’s why the real story is weirder, scarier, and funnier than the headline.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and oil doubled. But the real story isn’t crude—it’s the helium you’ve never thought about that’s about to make your next laptop cost more than your car payment.
The March FOMC meeting was the monetary policy equivalent of your therapist saying ‘we need to talk’—except the therapist controls your mortgage rate, your stock portfolio, and the price of eggs.
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