
EMEA crude spot markets navigate volatility amid Middle East escalation
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As oil derivatives and futures contracts navigate volatile seas, how are the more prompt physical spot markets reacting to an expected return of Libyan supply amid other regional developments?
Join Joel Hanley in this episode of the Oil Markets podcast as he engages with market experts Luke Stuart, George Delaney, and Joey Daly. They explore the impact of escalating tensions in the Middle East on crude prices in the Mediterranean, West Africa, and North Sea, providing critical insights into current market sentiment and what it means for traders and stakeholders navigating this volatile landscape.
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Cairo Energy Forum
Dated Brent - PCAAS00
WTI Midland CIF Rotterdam vs Fwd Dated Brent - WMCRB00
Azeri Light CIF Augusta - AAGZX00
CPC Blend CIF Augusta vs BTC Dtd Strip - AAHPL00
Bonny Light FOB Nigeria London vs WAF Dtd Strip - AAGXL00
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