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ICE Brent futures decline from roughly $77/bbl today to below $70/bbl by late 2029, while WTI falls from $73/bbl toward roughly $68/bbl by 2027. Persistent backwardation impl...
Last week, I had the pleasure of presenting at the Commodity & Energy Markets Association (CEMA) conference in Cergy (Paris). My paper, Maritime Energy Dispatch under Market Volatility and Geopolitical Risk: A Multistage Stochastic Optimiza...
The easing of military tensions in the Gulf and the preliminary agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz have pushed crude prices sharply lower f...
Oil markets remain caught between physical disruption and expectations of eventual normalization. Brent futures continue to trade near $92/bbl while WTI remains near $88/bbl, reflecting ongoing concerns over Middle Ea...
The oil market is adapting successfully to disruption while gradually exhausting the buffers that made adaptation possible. Hormuz remains partially constrained as opposed to fully closed. Gulf cargoes are still moving. China preferrs to dr...
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Dr. Jennifer Considine, an expert in energy security and oil economics, with experience in market modeling, and policy research. She is a Senior Research Fellow at the CEPMLP Scotland and has published widely on global energy markets.
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