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Commodity Roundup: Oil Rises to Start New Year, Russian Gas Exports to EU via Ukraine Halted
U.S. Natural Gas Pulls Back but Still Posts 44% Full-year Gain
Wall Street's Most Accurate Analysts Weigh In On 3 Energy Stocks With Over 4% Dividend Yields
Global LNG export growth hit a nine-year low. Exports are expected to expand next year, but LNG prices are likely to continue rising.
The delays in the USA LNG projects and sanctions against Russia have restrained the supply scale; looking ahead to 2025, export scale is expected to increase due to the new exports from the USA and Canada entering the market.
The most bullish oil prices in four months! Traders focus on "Trump VS Iran".
Although oversupply puts pressure on the oil market in 2025, investors are still preparing for upside risks, primarily influenced by Trump's stance on Iran after returning to the White House, as well as the ongoing geopolitical risks.
Crude Oil Edges Higher, Helped by Rally in Diesel and Natural Gas Futures
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iamiam OP : Blackrock finally reported it now has almost an 11% ownership of CLF, get ready to fly.
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icezzz : What’s your target price to exit tsla?
iamiam OP icezzz : when the momentum turns, anywhere from 150-220
Thelord : Where do you see QQQ pulling back to?
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