Tag: market
Wesleyan executive shares industry insights
By Ziva Kurniawan August 26, 2026
Wesleyan executive reveals how smoothed funds protect investors from market volatility and why advisers trust the strategy.
Vanguard Expands Global Equity ETF Lineup With Three Funds
By Yola Nurhayati August 23, 2026
Vanguard launches three new low-cost global equity ETFs, expanding its UCITS lineup for diversified long-term investing. Discover the new vanguard ETF options.
Oil prices climb as Hormuz shipping slows
By Yola Nurhayati August 19, 2026
Oil prices climb as shipping slows in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iran-U.S. tensions, tightening global supply.
Libya Needs Billions to Boost Oil Output
By Ziva Kurniawan August 18, 2026
Libya requires billions to boost oil output and modernize infrastructure. Learn how the country plans to raise production to 2 million barrels daily with new fo
Oil prices drop on reduced demand forecasts
By Gracia Septiani August 13, 2026
Oil prices drop due to reduced demand forecasts and bearish EIA inventory report, despite Middle East risks.
Gas turbine orders soar on power demand
By Gracia Septiani August 11, 2026
Gas turbine orders hit record highs as global power demand rises, with manufacturers racing to meet 38GW in new bookings this quarter.
Trump’s Jones Act move won’t cut gas prices
By Gracia Septiani August 10, 2026
Trump’s Jones Act waiver won’t lower gas prices despite high costs, as shipping expenses play a minor role in fuel pricing.
EU Aims to Triple Energy Storage by 2030
By Gracia Septiani August 8, 2026
EU leaders pledge to triple energy storage by 2030, targeting 30‑35 GWh of new capacity to boost grid resilience after recent supply shocks.
China’s crude imports rebound after June dip
By Ziva Kurniawan August 7, 2026
China’s crude imports surged 22% in July after a June dip, reversing months of declines as strategic reserves ease price pressures.
Middle East War Threatens LNG Growth Prospects
By Ziva Kurniawan August 6, 2026
Middle East LNG market faces uncertainty as the ongoing war disrupts supply from Qatar, driving premium prices and threatening long‑term growth prospects.