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The longer-term trend for ethanol tells a more interesting story than the daily move. Prices are up 4.09% over the past month and 6.85% compared to the same time last year — a steady, moderate uptrend that looks almost sleepy next to crude oil's …
The daily and monthly numbers tell a story of relative stability layered on top of a much bigger underlying shift. Naphtha is up a modest 2.93% over the past month, a pace far calmer than crude oil's double-digit weekly surge or European gas's near-30% …
Aptargroup Inc., a manufacturer of dispensing systems and packaging solutions, disclosed that board director George L. Fotiades acquired 151 shares of common stock on July 16, 2026, according to a regulatory update filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The transaction, which appears to …
India, the world's second-largest thermal coal consumer, has been actively reducing its reliance on imported coal, and two forces are driving that shift. A weaker rupee makes imported, dollar-denominated coal more expensive for Indian utilities, creating a direct financial incentive to source domestically wherever …
The proximate driver is the same US-Iran conflict rattling every other energy market this week. The US carried out fresh strikes on Iran on Thursday, continuing a campaign that followed earlier attacks on an unladen oil tanker bound for Iranian ports after Washington reimposed …
Wells Fargo Finance LLC has priced $14.9 million in complex equity linked securities guaranteed by Wells Fargo & Company, offering investors exposure to the performance of Micron Technology and NVIDIA common stock through an auto-callable structure with a contingent coupon feature and principal-at-risk downside. …
The catalysts are identical to what's driving WTI: Kuwait's report of an Iranian strike on a power and desalination plant, Iran's retaliatory attacks against US targets across Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Syria, and US Central Command's confirmation of a sixth consecutive night …
The clearest evidence is in storage data. The week ended July 10 saw 41 billion cubic feet added to domestic storage, extending a recent run of builds that have come in sharply higher than analysts expected. Storage injections of this size, arriving repeatedly, tell …
The starting point is inventory data. EIA figures showed gasoline stockpiles fell by 1.5 million barrels in the week ended July 10, leaving inventories roughly 14 million barrels below their five-year seasonal average — the lowest level for this time of year since 2012. …
The immediate catalysts mirror what's driving gasoline higher: the collapse of the US-Iran truce and renewed tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz have raised fears about fuel shipments from the Persian Gulf, a region that supplies a meaningful share of global refined product …
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