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The shock absorber cracks
For 55 days, the war-shocked global LNG market has been balanced by Asian state buyers going without. One just said, enough is enough.
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🎧 US-Iran ceasefire extended, Hormuz still closed to LNG. Could the Strait dominate the US midterms? We created three new LNG supply scenarios to find out.
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Does the mispricing thesis still hold water? Either the data is wrong, or the market is.
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Quick re-opening, or prolonged disruption? Model how Middle East diplomacy and conflict impact fast-changing global LNG supply balances, in our improved scenario engine.
War shut in one of the world’s most critical export arteries. The long-promised supply wave is finally arriving. Which force wins, when, and by how much? Our new scenario data model brings clarity to the confusion.
Markets are failing to reflect compounding supply shortages and Iran conflict escalation risk
HOT TAKE: Dealmaking frenzy and reality denial reign supreme in Milan
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War shut in one of the world’s most critical export arteries. The long-promised supply wave is finally arriving. Which force wins, when, and by how much? Our new scenario data model brings clarity to the confusion.
Trump’s hollow ‘victory’ is Iran’s greatest triumph — and a rupture with the old energy order
Iran war spirals, Hormuz stays shut to LNG, and gas markets still aren’t paying attention
Markets can’t price what they can’t see. And right now, nobody can see anything.
🚨 EMERGENCY POD 🎧 Deciphering Trump's latest Iran TACO, and why the future of Middle East oil and LNG exports hinges on regime change in Tehran
Markets are failing to reflect compounding supply shortages and Iran conflict escalation risk
Algorithmic execution has created the perfect insider-trading machine
🚨 EMERGENCY POD 🎧 Deciphering the wide-ranging implications of unprecedented strikes on energy installations in Iran and Qatar, and the prospect of uncontrolled military escalation
Strike on Iran’s giant South Pars gas field goes beyond military escalation. This is a structural supply shock with cascading consequences for oil, condensate, LNG and power that energy markets have barely begun to price.
How Europe’s response to the Hormuz crisis is blunting the very tools it needs to escape import dependency
🎧 Why markets anticipate a long Hormuz closure
Gas and LNG prices surge, as the storage-speculation nexus lights up along the forward curve