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UKRAINE IS UNDER MASSIVE ATTACK BY RUSSIA! PUTIN ATTACKS OVERNIGHT! ITandapos;S WAR!!! Putin has embraced the Fourth Political Theory. (And itandapos;s Apocalyptic!). This might very well be the beginning of WWIII. Stock market futures are crashing this morning as crude oil prices jump …

By Tanvi Mehta (Reuters) – Markets in the Middle East dived on Thursday, with oil prices rising above $105, after Russia’s attack on Ukraine spooked investors across the globe about disruptions to energy supply.

HOUSTON & LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE), a leading global provider of data, technology, and market infrastructure, today announced that ICE Midland WTI American Gulf Coast futures (contract code: HOU) went to its first expiry on February 23, with 1,395 contracts going to expiry, equivalent to 1.4 million barrels, for delivery in March. Since the contract began trading on January 24, over 12,000 ICE Midland WTI AGC futures have traded, equivalent to 12 million barrels of Permian Basin originated WTI crude oil. Open interest is 3,576 contracts and goes out to January 2023. “It’s early days still but HOU is off to a great start,” said Jeff Barbuto, Global Head of Oil Markets at ICE. “We’ve seen some encouraging developments in the physical space, with cargos being offered based on HOU pricing, EFPs taking Midland WTI to the water, and general market engagement in exploring different ways to use HOU for pricing exposure, exporting, and managing risk around Midland WTI.” The Exchange for Physical (EFP) mechanism allows participants to exchange a HOU futures position for the equivalent number of underlying physical Midland WTI barrels.

World stock markets have plunged, and oil prices surged by more than $8 per barrel after President Vladimir Putin launched Russian military action in Ukraine.

Russia attacked Ukraine during a U.N. Security Council meeting Wednesday night. It sparked condemnation from the U.S. and European allies as the United States considers additional sanctions against Russia and Russian President Putin''s inner circle. The attack has sparked fears of a global economic downturn and higher gas prices in the country. Nancy Cordes reports.

Minister of state for petroleum resources, Timipre Sylva has stated that the increase in prices of global crude oil is not good for the country. Sylva while speaking on the… The post Sylva: Rising oil prices not good for Nigeria appeared first on Nigeria''s Top News Site .

Oil prices rose to $102 a barrel after President Vladimir Putin declared war on Russia''s neighbour before launching attacks on cities including Kyiv

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Local share prices fell again after Russia takes more aggressive steps in Ukraine while western powers remain on the sidelines. The main index plunged 151.98 points or 2.06 percent to close at 7,212.23 led by losses in the Industrial and Property sectors although Mining and Oil managed to buck the trend. Volume rose to 2.82 billion shares worth P9.94 billion as losers swamped gainers 168 to 43 with 34 unchanged. Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) “Philippine shares slipped ahead of the long holiday as reports of cyberattacks on several Ukrainian state websites added to fears about escalating tensions with Russia,” said Regina Capital Development Corporation Managing Director Luis Limlingan. He added that, “The possibility of the Fed raising interest rates as early as Mar amid the record-high inflation is also a source of concern for investors.“ Philstocks Financial Senior Supervisor for Research Japhet Tantiangco said “The local bourse plunged this Thursday, joining its regional peers in the negative territory, amid the worsening Russia – Ukraine tensions.” This comes as President Vladimir Putin announces Russia’s launch of military operations in Donbass, Ukraine.

Russian attack sends oil and gas prices soaring as western leaders vow further sanctions

Russia''s invasion of Ukraine spells higher energy prices worldwide as oil rockets past $100 a barrel.

The ratio has averaged 3 per cent for the last 20 years and the current ratio was around 2.6 in 2021. Even if oil averages at $100 a barrel, the ratio will still stay benign.

OIL prices have broken past the $100 threshold as concerns over the escalating situation in Ukraine add to tight supply issues.