ExxonMobil Corp., located in the U.S., has increased its prediction for liquefied natural gas (LNG) sales, anticipating robust long-term demand in Asia and other regions, despite the ongoing Middle East conflict leading some countries to reassess their dependence on this fuel. Peter Clarke, Senior...

Prime Minister Mark Carney's effort to attract global investors to Canada reflects a deeper economic challenge than simply raising foreign investment. The country is trying to reduce the vulnerability created by its exceptionally close dependence on the United States at a time when tariffs, trade...

The latest escalation around Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the Strait of Hormuz points to a deeper weakness in the Gulf energy system: alternative export routes are becoming vulnerable at the same time as the region's main maritime chokepoint remains under pressure. The postponement of planned regional...

According to analysts at the International Energy Agency (IEA), global oil supplies in 2026 are expected to decrease by 5.7 million barrels per day (bpd) to 100.7 million bpd, as noted in the organization's latest monthly report. A month prior, they predicted a decline to 102 million bpd;...

Experts from Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Barclays predict that the European Central Bank (ECB) will increase key interest rates by 25 basis points in December to help return Eurozone inflation to the 2% goal. Furthermore, analysts at Citi predict an additional interest rate increase in March...

The growing power requirements of artificial intelligence are prompting technology companies and infrastructure developers to examine an unlikely location for future data centers: Argentina's Patagonia. The region is not yet a major data-center hub, and most of the projects being discussed remain...

The rise in oil prices after attacks on Saudi energy facilities was not primarily a reaction to the barrels immediately put at risk. It reflected a more consequential change in the global oil market: the mechanisms that normally absorb a regional supply shock are themselves becoming vulnerable....

Huawei and Xiaomi have moved aggressively to strengthen their positions in China’s premium smartphone market, unveiling new foldable devices just days before Apple entered the category with its first foldable iPhone. The timing gives the Chinese manufacturers more than a product launch advantage:...

President Donald Trump’s threat to shut Bombardier out of the United States unless the Canadian aircraft manufacturer builds jets on American soil goes beyond another tariff dispute with Ottawa. It signals a more demanding version of his trade strategy: access to the enormous American market is...