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  After charging to $80 per barrel on Tuesday, oil prices fell back on news of inventory builds and extra supply, and now markets are nervously waiting for the OPEC+ meeting. Talking of the OPEC+ meeting, make sure you've signed up for  Global Energy Alert  to keep abreast of all of the most important news in energy markets.  Today's newsletter  has just gone out and the  Intelligent Investor  stock analysis common will be landing in members' inboxes later today. Friday, October 1st, 2021  As OPEC+ meets once again next Monday, speculation has been rife regarding the oil group’s intentions to bring more crude into the market. Whilst prices are still close to the $80 per barrel mark, with Brent trading around $78 per barrel and WTI trending around $74.5 per barrel, the first US inventory stock build since late July and news of OPEC+ laggards (Russia and Kazakhstan) ramping up supply has provided some downside for prices. At the same time, exorbitan...

  La historia de Transnistria, el enclave separatista prorruso en Europa que atrae capta los flashes gracias al fútbol El territorio autónomo que oficialmente pertenece a Moldavia debe su supervivencia al apoyo militar del Kremlin y a la estrategia geopolítica de Rusia, que le provee gas y otros insumos 29 de septiembre de 202117:06Un guardia fronterizo de Transnistria resguarda un área en el límite con Ucrania, en el puesto de control del pueblo de Pervomaysk (Sergei GAPON / AFP)SERGEI GAPON - AFP1 TIRASPOL, Moldavia.- Cuando quedó seleccionado para competir en la Champions League contra el Real Madrid, el Inter de Milán y el Shakhtar Donetsk, nadie creyó que el Sheriff, equipo procedente de un nebuloso país europeo, podría terminar liderando el grupo D, y menos por derrotar al Real Madrid por 2-1, el último martes.ENCUENTRAN LOS RESTOS DE UNA “SUPERARMA” NAZI A 77 AÑOS DE QUE ALCANZARA SU OBJETIVO El Sheriff Tiraspol es de un enclave separatista prorruso, Transnistria, una pequeña re...

  La historia de Transnistria, el enclave separatista prorruso en Europa que atrae capta los flashes gracias al fútbol El territorio autónomo que oficialmente pertenece a Moldavia debe su supervivencia al apoyo militar del Kremlin y a la estrategia geopolítica de Rusia, que le provee gas y otros insumos 29 de septiembre de 2021 17:06 Un guardia fronterizo de Transnistria resguarda un área en el límite con Ucrania, en el puesto de control del pueblo de Pervomaysk (Sergei GAPON / AFP) SERGEI GAPON - AFP 1 TIRASPOL, Moldavia.- Cuando quedó seleccionado para competir en la  Champions League  contra el Real Madrid, el Inter de Milán y el Shakhtar Donetsk, nadie creyó que el  Sheriff , equipo procedente de un nebuloso país europeo, podría terminar liderando el grupo D, y  menos por derrotar al Real Madrid por 2-1, el último martes. ENCUENTRAN LOS RESTOS DE UNA “SUPERARMA” NAZI A 77 AÑOS DE QUE ALCANZARA SU OBJETIVO El  Sheriff Tiraspol  es de un  enclav...

  Oil Prices Continue To Climb On Supply Disruptions   Dear Member ,   Greetings from London. Oil prices are heading for another weekly gain as supply disruptions led to tighter supply. The risk of traders taking profits, however, could push prices lower.   Friday, September 24, 2021  Oil prices are heading for a third straight week of gains despite a slight downward correction on Friday, buoyed by ongoing supply disruptions in the United States and several OPEC+ countries (such as Nigeria and Angola) failing to increase production according to their production targets. The anticipated Chinese SPR sale turned out to be a marginal blip on the screen, with most of the discussion now focusing on countries’ capabilities and willingness to meet robust demand across the globe. As of Friday, global benchmark Brent traded around $77 per barrel, whilst WTI was most recently assessed at $73 per barrel. Barring the Hurricane Ida period, the Brent-WTI spread is at its widest since late March 2021....

  Oil Prices Continue To Climb On Supply Disruptions   Dear Member ,   Greetings from London. Oil prices are heading for another weekly gain as supply disruptions led to tighter supply. The risk of traders taking profits, however, could push prices lower.    Friday, September 24, 2021  Oil prices are heading for a third straight week of gains despite a slight downward correction on Friday, buoyed by ongoing supply disruptions in the United States and several OPEC+ countries (such as Nigeria and Angola) failing to increase production according to their production targets. The anticipated Chinese SPR sale turned out to be a marginal blip on the screen, with most of the discussion now focusing on countries’ capabilities and willingness to meet robust demand across the globe. As of Friday, global benchmark Brent traded around $77 per barrel, whilst WTI was most recently assessed at $73 per barrel. Barring the Hurricane Ida period, the Brent-WTI spread is at its...