Global Energy Markets on Edge as Strait of Hormuz Diplomacy Stalls.
As diplomatic efforts between the U.S. and Iran over the strategic Strait of Hormuz continue without a clear breakthrough, global oil prices remain volatile, putting pressure on supply chains and inflation.
Global Energy Paradigm Shifts as Conflict Reshapes Supply Chains.
Escalating conflict in Iran is causing a seismic shift in global energy markets, forcing nations to prioritize energy independence, accelerating the transition to renewables, and challenging traditional oil-producing blocs like OPEC.
Sri Lanka and India Advance Plans for Cross-Border Oil Pipeline Project.
Sri Lanka and India are progressing with plans to develop a cross-border oil pipeline, aiming to strengthen regional energy security and establish an energy hub in Trincomalee with support from the UAE.
Deciphering the Oil Market Divide: Physical Realities Versus Futures Speculation.
As global oil prices surpass $103 per barrel due to geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a widening gap has emerged between physical spot prices and futures contracts. This analysis explores why market perceptions are currently diverging from real-world supply realities.













