Energy

Natural gas prices are in a steep freefall in today’s early trade following two weeks of heavy losses which have erased 2.125 or 32% from the spot contract.

Chinese demand concerns on the rise amid Covid outbreak

Oil investors' focus is turning back to the demand side of things and in particular China...

See why shareholder distributions will impact how the stock trades in the aftermath of its earnings report...

See why shareholder distributions will impact how the stock trades in the aftermath of its earnings report...

Woodside Petroleum Limited (WDS) is an Australian petroleum exploration and production company. It is the largest oil and gas production operator in Australia reports its half-year numbers tomorrow, August 30th.

US crude oil prices could be heading towards low- to mid-$80s.

Carbon trading gives governments, companies and individuals the chance to speculate on and hedge against changes in the price of carbon credits – a cap-and-trade system aimed to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. Find out more about carbon trading and how you can open a position.

LanzaTech is set to become the first carbon capture company to go public, giving investors exposure to the growing industry. Find out everything we know about LanzaTech’s 2022 SPAC deal.

Not literally, but they have performed well. In today’s video we look at the SPDR oil and gas exploration ETF (XOP) and some of the more interesting setups among its constituents.

The uranium market has been depressed for over a decade and nuclear power has suffered an image problem – but is that changing? We explain why uranium and nuclear power is back in fashion and outline the top ways to gain exposure.

Building on its 4% fall overnight, crude oil is extending losses during the Asian session to be trading below $77 per barrel, almost 10% below its October $85.41 high.

Natural gas is one of the most widely traded commodities on the market due to its use as a global source of energy. Find out everything you need to know about natural gas and how to trade it.

A pledge by Russia to increase natural gas supply to Europe, along with aggressive intervention last week by the NDRC in the coal and the LME in copper, eased concerns over surging commodity prices, inflation and an energy crisis.

Surging energy prices remain a primary concern for markets worried about a looming energy crunch and inflation.

Today brought a modicum of good news for energy-strapped European nations: Russia has offered to increase natural gas exports to the continent, potentially to record highs...