The economy seems to be headed toward a collapse scenario of the type Dr. Joseph Tainter talks about in his book, the Collapse of Complex Societies.| Our Finite World
KEY POINTS Nigeria’s Bonny Light crude held firm around $67 a barrel on Monday as a wave of renewed optimism swept through global oil markets, driven by hopes that the… The post Nigerian Crude Holds Steady at $67 as Trade Optimism Lifts Global Oil Markets appeared first on Energy News Africa Plus.| Energy News Africa Plus
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By bombing #Iran, #Trump abandoned diplomacy, triggered #oil shocks and let #Beijing and #Moscow pose as the responsible adults in the room. #iranisraelwar| Policy Circle
Saudi Aramco’s 20-year, $11bn lease deal with Global Infrastructure Partner (GIP), a firm under BlackRock’s umbrella, for Jafurah Field Gas Plant underscores the growing international confidence in Saudi Arabia’s ongoing economic transformation.| Oxford Economics
In this post, I will try to describe the physics-based limits that the economy is facing, related to diminishing returns of many kinds. The problem we are facing has sometimes been called "limits to growth," or "overshoot and collapse." Such changes tend to lead to a loss of "complexity." Continue reading →| Our Finite World
Oil prices drop nearly 2%, driven by demand concerns, tariff disputes, and Iran nuclear talks| Energy News Africa Plus
Oil prices fall as the US-China trade war raises concerns over global economic growth and reduced fuel demand| Energy News Africa Plus
Oil prices drop 6% following new tariffs and OPEC+ output increase, marking the steepest decline since 2022| Energy News Africa Plus
Oil prices dip as traders brace for Trump tariffs and potential disruptions to global supply| Energy News Africa Plus
Oil prices rise as traders assess U.S. tariffs and tightening crude supplies, with concerns about the global economy| Energy News Africa Plus
Oil prices rise with U.S. fuel demand as the market watches the Ukraine ceasefire discussions and the Fed's interest rate decision.| Energy News Africa Plus