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Prices for gas in Europe are on the rise due to low storage levels
The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas rose slightly on Friday morning after falling to a 18-month low Thursday, as weaker storage levels supported the price increase. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was up 0.33 euros at 29.35 Euro per megawatt hour or $9.96/mmBtu at 0929 GMT.
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EIA data show that US oil production reached a record high in September.
The Energy Information Administration (EIA), which released data on Friday, showed that U.S. crude oil production reached a new record in September, despite concerns about oversupply.Oil production in the U.S. continues to reach record levels despite weak prices, which further weighs on global oil prices.
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French and Benelux stocks: Factors to watch
Here are some company news and stories that could impact the markets in France and Benelux or even individual stocks. Airbus: According to industry sources, the plane maker has ordered a software update for a large number of its A320 family jets. This will affect over half of their global fleet or 6,000 jets.
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Spot prices increase on lower wind output
The European spot electricity prices rose on Tuesday as the wind generation output is expected to decline in France and Germany. LSEG data shows that the German baseload day-ahead power price at 0943 GMT was 102.50 Euros ($119.09 per megawatt-hour), up 9.7% on Friday's closing price for Monday delivery.
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VEGOILS - Palm oil prices fall on the back of weak exports and dissipating concerns about production.
Malaysian palm futures dropped on Monday, ending three sessions of gains. Concerns about Indonesian production eased as weak export data and concerns over the output were a factor. The benchmark contract for palm oil delivery in February on Bursa Derivatives Exchange fell 5 ringgit (0.51%) to 4,093 Ringgit ($991.76) per metric ton.
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Sources say that RPT-Gunvor is weighing the US energy push, which could strengthen Washington ties.
Sources familiar with the situation said that Gunvor, a commodity trader, has been in active discussions to invest into U.S.
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Documents show that Alberta oil regulators stopped enforcing gas flare limits after government pressure.
Documents seen by have revealed that the regulator responsible for environmental enforcement in Canada’s largest oil-producing province…
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EUROPE GAS - European benchmark gas hits new intraday low of 18 months on milder outlook
As the milder weather has lowered demand for heating, and as markets await any progress in U.S. led Russia-Ukraine talks…
Latest news
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TotalEnergies sells 40% of Nigerian licenses to Chevron
TotalEnergies announced on Monday that it will sell to Chevron a 40% share in two offshore exploration licences in Nigeria…
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VEGOILS - Palm rises for fourth time on concerns about output, but weak exports cap gains
Malaysian palm futures rose for a fourth consecutive session on Monday. The gains were capped by weak export data, and the Chicago soyoil prices.
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Australia's APA joins Queensland in building Brigalow Power Station
The APA Group, an Australian company, announced on Monday that it had agreed to build the 400-megawatt Brigalow Peaking Power…
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Gunvor considers US energy push, which could strengthen Washington ties
Sources familiar with the situation said that Gunvor, a commodity trader, has been in active discussions to invest into U.S.
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Sources say that OPEC+ will maintain its oil production policy.
Four OPEC+ sources have said that OPEC+ is likely to leave the oil production levels unchanged during its Sunday meetings.
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Kurdish Prime Minister says Iraq's Khor Mor gas field will restart production in hours
Masrour barzani, the Iraqi Kurdish prime minister, said that the region of Kurdistan in Iraq had agreed to restart production…
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Sources say that OPEC+ will maintain its oil production policy on Sunday.
Three delegates said that OPEC+ will likely leave the oil production levels for the first three months of 2026 unchanged when it meets on Sunday.
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UK court rejects challenge to the issuing of oil exploration licenses
The High Court of London ruled that Britain's decision on Friday to grant more than 20 oil and gas exploration licenses was legal.
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Gazprom reports a net profit of $1.72bn for the third quarter, compared to a loss of $1.2bn a year ago
Gazprom, Russia's largest energy company, announced on Friday that it had a net profit of $1.72 billion for the third quarter…
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The UK's FTSE 100 is set to drop for the first time in five months despite recent gains
London's FTSE 100 edged higher on Friday as energy stocks led the way. Oil prices were also rising. However, despite a budget…
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German Protest on Monday is boosted by lower wind output
German power prices will likely rise on Monday due to a decline in wind power production, which is offset by a small drop in demand.
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Japan: Energy security is important when it comes to energy from abroad, including Sakhalin-1.
Japan's Industry Ministry said on Thursday that securing energy from abroad, including the Sakhalin Project is very important…
Shale Oil & Gas
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Sources say that OPEC+ will maintain its oil production policy on Sunday.
Three delegates said that OPEC+ will likely leave the oil production levels for the first three months of 2026 unchanged when it meets on Sunday.
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UK court rejects challenge to the issuing of oil exploration licenses
The High Court of London ruled that Britain's decision on Friday to grant more than 20 oil and gas exploration licenses was legal.
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Gazprom reports a net profit of $1.72bn for the third quarter, compared to a loss of $1.2bn a year ago
Gazprom, Russia's largest energy company, announced on Friday that it had a net profit of $1.72 billion for the third quarter…
LNG
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Canada Names Ksi Lisims LNG Project for Fast-Tracking
Canada said on Thursday it will add the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG facility to its major projects list for fast-tracking, a…
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US Natural Gas Futures Reach Eight-Month Peak
U.S. natural gas futures scaled an eight-month peak on Monday, buoyed by robust flows to liquefied natural gas (LNG) export…
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Ukraine Increases US LNG Imports via Poland for Winter
Ukrainian state oil and gas firm Naftogaz said on Friday it was increasing imports of U.S. liquefied natural gas through Polish firm Orlen and U.S.
Renewables
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German Protest on Monday is boosted by lower wind output
German power prices will likely rise on Monday due to a decline in wind power production, which is offset by a small drop in demand.
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Palm oil prices rise before the Dalian trading stoppage
The Globex electronic trading system was down on Friday, and all Bursa Malaysia derivatives were affected. The benchmark…
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Japan: Energy security is important when it comes to energy from abroad, including Sakhalin-1.
Japan's Industry Ministry said on Thursday that securing energy from abroad, including the Sakhalin Project is very important…