... economic resilience, while import/export prices shed light on inflationary pressures. China’s new home prices give a pulse on the housing market, and the Baker Hughes oil rig count will influence energy prices. Emerging market data from India and Brazil add to the day’s insights, making it essential for investors to stay updated with Open Oil Market! Friday, November 15, 2024: Key Economic Events for Investors 1. European Market Events Eurozone Consumer Price Index (CPI, October) — Published at ...

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... particularly in the context of energy price volatility stemming from OPEC decisions. In the U.S., the WASDE report and API oil data are key drivers for commodity investors, shaping the outlook for agricultural and energy sectors. Corporate earnings will add another layer of complexity. Reports from companies like Autozone and GameStop will highlight sector-specific trends and broader consumer behavior. Staying informed about these developments will be essential for navigating today’s volatile market ...

... Asian buyers for LNG also affects prices. “If Asian demand rises, they can outbid Europe for LNG supplies, forcing Europeans to increase their offers,” Yushkov explains. Sanction Policies Talks of a 15th EU sanctions package targeting Russian LNG add tension. “If Europe bans Russian LNG outright, even with a delay until late 2025, prices will inevitably jump,” warns Yushkov. Losing access to Russian LNG would intensify the struggle with China for supplies from the U.S., Algeria, Qatar, and ...

... export ban. Gasoline exports from Russia account for no more than 15% of total production, the peak demand season in the country is over, and large oil companies have requested the opening of exports, the expert notes. Regarding the latter, Tereshkin adds that oil companies still need to compensate for losses from forced downtime at oil refineries, which led to a reduction in the production of petroleum products. According to Rosstat, total petroleum product production in the first nine months of ...