đź”’ What next for oil prices amidst Iran-Israel tensions? – Analysts weigh in
In the wake of Iran’s attack on Israel, oil futures showed minimal movement, hinting at a market that had anticipated the event.
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US-led Yemen airstrikes escalate, prompting surge in oil prices
In response to a series of attacks on merchant vessels in the Red Sea, the US and its allies carried out airstrikes on over a dozen Houthi targets in Yemen.
FFM podcast ep25: ‘This too shall pass’, the barbell strategy, pick and pray, energy stocks
Navigating the financial landscape: expert insights on geopolitical risks, market triggers, and value opportunities.
Israel conflict reignites oil price volatility: Global markets brace for impact
Oil prices skyrocketed following a sudden attack by Hamas on Israel, plunging the Middle East into renewed turmoil.
đź”’ Long-dated oil prices are too low for comfort
Long-dated oil future prices appear to be too low right now with more at stake than oil investments and wagers – fresh global inflation.
đź”’ FT’s Martin Wolf: What I learnt in my days on the mountain in Davos
Martin Wolf of the Financial Times gives his insight from the WEF 2023 – a global era of many unresolved challenges but there is still hope.
Petrol R20 a litre? A “realistic scenario” before year-end, says AA
The Automobile Association reports that data shows petrol could go up by 99c per litre, while diesel and could increase by a substantial R1.42 a litre.
Sasol calls off rights issue
Energy and chemicals group Sasol has called off a $2bn rights issue after it managed to slash debt by selling non-core businesses and conserving cash.
Flash Briefing: CR leads the way as SA rolls out J&J Covid vaccine; Electricity price hikes; oil prices; Tiger Brands
South Africa began dispensing Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine to health workers and top politicians just hours after it arrived in the country from Belgium.
đź”’ Why Sasol shares are running – With insights from The Wall Street Journal
‘A booming rally in oil markets has pushed crude prices to their highest levels’ since the start of the pandemic, says The Wall Street Journal.