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“We are going to get all our oil and gas out of the North Sea”, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch said recently. Her promise to “maximise extraction” sets up a clash between political ambitions, economic reality and geological limits.

After trading to a multi-year high in 2022, soybean futures prices have been in a bearish trend, falling from nearly $17.85 to a low of under $9.40 per bushel. With prices under the $10.40 level in September 2025, the oilseeds that are a food and fuel ingredient remain under pressure.

Soybeans are trading with contracts fractionally mixed. Futures were weaker early on during the Thursday session, but contract came back to close with 1 to 2 cent gains in the nearbys. September was an exception, down 4 cents on thin trade. There were 125 deliveries issued against September beans overnight....

From January new EU sanctions will prohibit the import of petroleum products refined from Russian oil in third countries

Money and politics often mix, and it would come as no surprise to many that a great number of world leaders have attained billionaire status -- whether before, during, or following their ascent to...

Daqo New Energy is buying back $100 million of its own stock, a significant amount of its market capitalization in a sign that the bottom might be in.

This duo is perfect for fall.

President Donald Trump has reportedly accused European leaders of indirectly funding the war in Ukraine by purchasing Russian oil. He has urged them to cut off Russia and pressurize China to do the same.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s China visit to attend the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation summit at Tianjin held no surprises. Everything about it, including the separate and different statements from India and China after Modi’s talks with Xi Jinping, was predictable.