There is likely to be very little else in the news over the next 24 hours than the U.S. presidential election, with both candidates neck and neck.
The U.S. presidential election promises to dominate global news coverage for the next 24 hours, and oil markets will be watching developments closely after both WTI and Brent banked gains from the OPEC decision on Monday.- The stormy political landscape in the US stands in stark contrast with Europe where several windless days have led to a rebound in natural gas prices, sending TTF futures back to 41 per MWh $14 per mmBtu.
Saudi Economy Returns to Growth. Despite oil production staying put at 9 million b/d, Saudi Arabia's economy accelerated an annual 2.8% in the third quarter of 2024 after four straight quarterly contractions, with 2025 annual growth expected to strengthen to 4.6%.Price of Iranian Oil Surges on Export Risks.
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