By Julian Lee We’d better hope the forecasters at OPEC have got their numbers wrong. If they haven’t, then the

By SEPGRA (Virtual Centre for Strategic Economic Policy and Geopolitics Research and Analysis) Let’s begin at the end: Mexico is

By Maria Tadeo Vladimir Putin is sabotaging Europe’s energy supply, and the economic outlook looks grim. Isn’t that enough to get

By Javier Blas Europe is sweltering under a heat wave that has pushed temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees

By Javier Blas The oil market suffered a brutal selloff this week, prompting concern about a repetition of the 2008 boom-and-bust cycle.

By Martha Gill LONDON — Boris Johnson’s time as prime minister has at last reached its denouement. On Tuesday evening,

By Julian Lee The OPEC+ group of oil producers has completed its mission to restore all the oil it removed

By Manuela Andreoni The Supreme Court has issued one of the most important environmental rulings ever, which will make the battle

By Emily Pickrell The tiny South American country of Guyana has been transformative for Exxon Mobil Corp. in the last

By Liam Denning A three-month federal tax holiday on gasoline won’t do much of anything. Which is about the best thing

By Julian Lee Tropical storms have a nasty habit of tearing through the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding states during