Turkey's Finance Minister: The Downward Momentum Of Inflation In The Service Sector And The Slowdown In Commodity Price Increases Will Help Bring Inflation Back Down By 2027

Saudi Aramco CEO: Open Data Such As Satellite Imagery And Shipping Logs Are Increasingly Being Used For Weaponization Against Infrastructure And Tankers

Saudi Aramco CEO: Saudi Aramco Is Exploring Additional Crude Oil Export Routes And More Overseas Storage To Help Cope With Short-term Disruptions

The Head Of The German Federal Intelligence Service Said: Russia May Conduct Low-intensity Military Activities In The Baltic Region, But We Do Not Expect A Large-scale Attack On NATO Territory

The Head Of The German Foreign Intelligence Service Said: Russia's War In Ukraine Is Entering A New And More Dangerous Phase, With Even More Horrific Attacks Expected This Winter

The Head Of Germany's Foreign Intelligence Agency: Moscow Is Betting On Our Weaknesses

Saudi Aramco CEO: There Are Currently Less Than 6 Billion Barrels Of Commercial Inventory Remaining, And The Vast Majority Of Them Are Practically Unusable

Saudi Aramco CEO: Nearly 3 Billion Barrels Of Crude Oil Supply Have Been Lost, Representing About Half Of The Crude Oil And Products That Normally Pass Through The Strait Of Hormuz. The Loss Of Over One Billion Barrels Of Oil Supply From These Inventories, Mostly From Onshore Commercial Storage, Has Been Mitigated, And This Is Seen As The “last Major Tool.”

Saudi Aramco CEO: Pressure On Oil And Products Will Intensify Until The Strait Of Hormuz Is Fully Reopened And Confidence Is Restored

Saudi Aramco CEO: Emergency Reserves May Get US Through One Winter, But They Cannot Solve Long-term Supply Problems

The Head Of Germany's Foreign Intelligence Agency Stated That The Confrontation With Russia Has Reached A New And More Dangerous Level. Germany Faces The Risk Of Violent Conflict With Russia

Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser: Ocean Freight Has Been Severely Impacted, And Supply Chains Are Strained

London Metal Exchange (LME): Copper Inventories Decreased By 3,750 Tons, Lead Inventories Decreased By 2,700 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Remained Unchanged, Zinc Inventories Increased By 3,225 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 45 Tons, And Nickel Inventories Decreased By 198 Tons

European Central Bank Chief Economist Lane: The Second Wave Of The Energy Supply Shock Poses A Direct Upside Risk To Inflation And A Downside Risk To Economic Growth

ECB Chief Economist Lane: Demand Destruction Caused By High Energy Costs May Limit The ECB's Necessary Adjustments To Interest Rates