TODAY'S TOP ENERGY HEADLINES
' In the Know, Ahead of Markets, Deciding Wisely...'
March 1, 2022
Editor's Comments
There is little doubt that oil and energy markets are in disarray and prices are bound to rocket upwards causing harsh inflationary pressures and more increases in interest rates. Valuations are going to experience a downward draft that will be unprecedented and you can expect market corrections in real estate, stocks and currencies to approach or exceed 50%.
That's just simple present value mathematics applied to cash flows over 25-30 years and ties back to the first principle of the universe and time -
YOU CAN NEVER DEFEAT APPLIED MATHEMATICS
- Oil soars as sanctions and pressures on Russia mount
- Oil Soars as More Sanctions on Russia Spur Energy Crisis Fears
- Russia’s Ruble, Financial Markets Are Hammered by Sanctions
Other Top Headlines Not Linked
COPY AND SEARCH VIA GOOGLE
- Behind the Sweeping Russia Sanctions: Zelensky’s Plea and a Mounting Crisis
- Climate Change Is Harming the Planet Faster Than We Can Adapt, U.N. Warns
- Supreme Court Will Hear Biggest Climate Change Case in a Decade
- Putin’s War In Ukraine Could Break The OPEC+ Alliance
- Suez Canal Authority to raise transit fees by 5%-10% for tankers from March 1
- Saudi crown prince says kingdom still committed to OPEC+ oil agreement with Russia
- Could Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Spark Another Arab Spring?
- Iraq Shuts Down Two Oil Fields, Further Curtailing OPEC Output
- Economists say higher oil prices pose further risk to India’s growth momentum
- India to Ship Record Wheat as Ukraine Crisis Upends Trade Flows
- China sees biggest growth in energy and coal use since 2011
- Asian buyers shun Russian commodities as payment concerns mount
- Goldman Raises U.S. Inflation Forecasts, Sees More Hikes in 2023
- U.S. Looks to Make China Pay for Close Ties to Russia in Ukraine Crisis
- $125 Oil Could Push The U.S. Into A Recession
- Biden Is Ready To Bet Big On Nuclear Energy
- Pressure grows on US, EU to target Russian energy exports as sanctions escalate
- European Industry Faces Shrink or Shut Decisions on Energy Pain
- Why the Black Sea Matters to Commodity Markets
- BP to Exit Rosneft Stake and May Take a $25 Billion Hit
- Traders Balk at Russian Wheat as Largest Buyer Chases Supply
- Exxon’s Bank in Russia Among Those Hit by Sanctions Over Ukraine
- Europe and Canada move to close skies to Russian planes
- Russia hikes rates, introduces capital controls to defend against sanctions
- BP exit opens new front in West’s campaign against Russia
- EU to activate power grid emergency synchronisation with Ukraine – Simson
- Orsted sticks to Gazprom deal but halts Russian coal, biomass purchases
- Germany aims to get 100% of energy from renewable sources by 2035
- Russian oil output edges up to 11.05 mln bpd in Feb -sources
- Germany mulls extending nuclear plants’ life-span – economy minister
- Nuclear, coal, LNG: ‘no taboos’ in Germany’s energy about-face
- Norway Decides to Drop Russia From $1.3 Trillion Wealth Fund
- Ruble Plunges 30% as Markets Briefly Freeze on Sanctions Stress
- LNG Buyers Pause Purchases From Russia on Sanction Uncertainty
- EU Could Survive Without Russian Gas Next Winter, Study Says
- Germany May Extend Coal Use to Replace Russian Gas
- Europe welcomes Ukrainian refugees — others, less so
- The Case for the EU Cutting Off Its Russian Gas Supply Now
- Invasion Puts Ukraine’s Nuclear Reactors at Risk, Monitors Warn
- Germany does ‘180-degree turn’ in defence policy following Russian aggression
- TSMC and other chipmakers begin halting semiconductor deliveries to Russia
- Germany to review nuclear exit, reactor extensions into 2023 ‘unlikely’
- Russian Energy Reliability Now a Market Driver
No comments:
Post a Comment