Five Energy Market Trends to Track in 2026: The Year of the So-Called Glut

As we step into 2026, the global energy landscape is poised for turbulence, with whispers of an oil \”glut\” dominating headlines. Yet, this narrative may be overstated, influenced by geopolitical pressures and market dynamics that could reshape supply realities. Drawing from recent analyses, including Reuters\’ outlook and insights from OPEC and specialized energy commentary, here […]

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Global Oil Demand to Increase Over the Next 15 Years: What Does This Mean for Investors?

In a world increasingly focused on energy transitions and geopolitical tensions, recent projections paint a picture of sustained growth in global oil demand. According to a report from the CNPC Economics and Technology Research Institute, global oil demand is expected to continue rising until peaking in 2040 at 4.8 billion tons, marking a significant upward […]

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A Challenging and Volatile Year for U.S. Shale

Oil had a weak and volatile year, while natural gas outperformed on the back of LNG approvals, higher breakevens, and emerging data-center demand. Despite price pressure, U.S. E&Ps outperformed expectations, and production is unlikely to decline unless oil approaches the $50 per barrel threshold. Looking ahead to 2026, U.S. shale operators may expand international exposure […]

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Russia\’s Oil and Gas Revenues Set to Slide 50% to a Five-Year Low: Drones and Sanction Enforcement Take Their Toll

In a stark indicator of mounting pressures on Russia\’s energy sector, the country\’s oil and gas revenues are projected to plummet by nearly 50% in December 2025, reaching a five-year low of approximately $5.15 billion. This sharp decline caps off a challenging year, with cumulative revenues for the first 11 months of 2025 estimated at […]

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