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Oil Prices Fall as Traders Weigh Russia Sanctions Waiver, Middle East Risks

Oil prices fell Monday, pulling back after Friday's gains as traders weighed a U.S. decision to waive newly imposed sanctions on Russia against persistent Middle East supply risks.

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Star Oil Trader Who Made Wrong-Way Bet to Leave Vitol

Yaoyao Liu was widely followed in the oil trading world, but made a rare misstep at the start of the Iran war.

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Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Putin's Hometown, Striking Oil Terminal

The fresh attack on Russian oil facilities came after President Trump's efforts to enforce a fragile energy ceasefire collapsed.

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Nordex Shares Jump on Earnings Growth, Guidance Raise

Shares in the German wind-turbine manufacturer jumped after it raised its full-year margin guidance and flagged improved third-quarter profitability.

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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk

Find insight on oil prices and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.

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Big Tech Is Soft-Launching Data Centers Early, Bracing for Scrutiny

Hyperscalers are still searching for the right tone to drum up support.

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See the States Where High Gas Prices Are Hurting the Most

Some midterm battleground states are being hit particularly hard.

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Ukraine Strikes Russian Refinery After Moscow Breaks Trump's Energy Ceasefire

Lifted Starlink restrictions will enable Ukraine to resume midrange strikes and other military operations.

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Tesla's Energy Boss Leaves the Company

Mike Snyder, the vice president of energy and charging, stepped down as Tesla pivots to AI.

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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Large Weekly Drop

Commercial crude oil stocks fell by 8.6 million barrels last week as production and imports fell while refineries stepped up their capacity use, the EIA said.

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Gas Exporter Venture Global Wants to Get In on AI Power Boom

The company plans to build gas-fired power plants to supply data centers.

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TotalEnergies Expects Windfall as Conflict Squeezes Fuel Supplies

The French energy major said it expects exceptional results from its downstream business after an increase in third-quarter refining margins.

 

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