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What Is Really Going On in Venezuela? What Is the Real Endgame for the Trump Administration?

October 17, 2025 Clark Savage170

Introduction: A Nation in Turmoil Amid Escalating US Involvement As of October 2025, Venezuela remains gripped by political instability, economic collapse, and international tensions. President Nicolás Maduro clings to power following a disputed July 2024 presidential election, where opposition leader Edmundo González claimed victory based on tally sheets, but Maduro\’s regime declared him the winner […]

India Most Likely Will Not Curb Russian Oil Imports as They Focus on Indian Consumers

October 16, 2025 Clark Savage130

In a recent development that underscores the complexities of global energy geopolitics, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured him India would halt purchases of Russian oil. This announcement came amid escalating U.S. pressure, including tariffs on Indian goods, aimed at isolating Russia economically over its ongoing conflict in […]

Some Oil Traders Spooked by Crude Inventory Build

October 16, 2025 Clark Savage145

In the volatile world of energy markets, recent data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has sent ripples through trading desks. The latest Weekly Petroleum Status Report, released on October 8, 2025, revealed a significant build in crude oil inventories for the week ending October 3, 2025. Stocks rose by 3.72 million barrels, bringing […]

Oil Contango Grips 2026 as Trade Friction Fans Glut Worries – Or Not as OPEC+ may not be able to produce new quotas

October 14, 2025 Clark Savage179

As global oil markets navigate a complex landscape of supply increases, geopolitical tensions, and economic uncertainties, a notable shift has emerged in the futures curve for 2026. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude timespreads for several months in 2026 have slipped into contango, reflecting growing concerns over potential oversupply. This development comes amid OPEC+\’s efforts to […]

The War Within: Flynn on Energy, Elections, and Corruption

October 14, 2025 Clark Savage152

In this episode of Energy Newsbeat – Conversations in Energy, Lt. General Mike Flynn joins Stu Turley to discuss the deep-rooted corruption in U.S. institutions, the need for election integrity reforms, and the national security risks posed by failing energy policy and refinery shutdowns. Flynn highlights key insights from his bestselling book A Pardon of Innocence, calls […]

OPEC+ Production Jumped by 630,000 in September, But Can They Keep It Up?

October 13, 2025 Clark Savage144

In a move that underscores the ongoing efforts to balance global oil markets, OPEC+ crude oil production surged by 630,000 barrels per day (bpd) in September 2025, reaching a total of 43.05 million bpd. This increase marks the completion of the unwinding of 2.2 million bpd in voluntary cuts that began in April 2025, as […]

Why the Critical Mineral Ban from China Is Great for the United States

October 13, 2025 Clark Savage118

Daily Standup Top Stories The Current State of Critical Minerals in the US Market October 12, 2025 Clark Savage In an era defined by the push toward clean energy, electrification, and advanced technologies, critical minerals have emerged as the backbone of modern manufacturing and national security. These essential resources—ranging from lithium for batteries to […] China and […]

Peru Bets on Chevron and Riyadh to Supercharge Its Energy Future

October 12, 2025 Clark Savage174

In a bold move to revitalize its energy sector amid global shifts toward sustainable resources, Peru is forging strategic partnerships with U.S. oil giant Chevron and Saudi Arabia. These alliances aim to unlock vast offshore oil potential and develop critical minerals like lithium, positioning the Andean nation as a key player in both traditional hydrocarbons […]

China and Iran Seal Oil-for-Infrastructure Deal to Bypass U.S. Sanctions

October 11, 2025 Clark Savage103

In a bold move amid escalating geopolitical tensions, China and Iran have formalized a significant oil-for-infrastructure agreement, effectively sidestepping U.S. sanctions through a barter system that exchanges Iranian crude for Chinese-built projects. This deal not only secures a steady oil supply for Beijing but also bolsters Tehran\’s infrastructure amid ongoing economic pressures from Washington. Details […]

China Vows to Protect Its Firms amid Fresh US Oil Sanctions Barrage

October 11, 2025 Clark Savage107

In a significant escalation of economic pressure on Iran, the United States imposed a new round of sanctions on October 9, 2025, targeting over 50 entities, individuals, and vessels involved in the trade of Iranian oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). This action, described by the U.S. Treasury as dismantling key elements of Iran\’s energy […]

Category: Geopolitical

What Is Really Going On in Venezuela? What Is the Real Endgame for the Trump Administration?

India Most Likely Will Not Curb Russian Oil Imports as They Focus on Indian Consumers

Some Oil Traders Spooked by Crude Inventory Build

Oil Contango Grips 2026 as Trade Friction Fans Glut Worries – Or Not as OPEC+ may not be able to produce new quotas

The War Within: Flynn on Energy, Elections, and Corruption

OPEC+ Production Jumped by 630,000 in September, But Can They Keep It Up?

Why the Critical Mineral Ban from China Is Great for the United States

Peru Bets on Chevron and Riyadh to Supercharge Its Energy Future

China and Iran Seal Oil-for-Infrastructure Deal to Bypass U.S. Sanctions

China Vows to Protect Its Firms amid Fresh US Oil Sanctions Barrage

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