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Why AleAnna (ANNA) Stock Price Jumped 87% as Europe Gas Shock Hit Markets

Why AleAnna (ANNA) Stock Price Jumped 87% as Europe Gas Shock Hit Markets

AleAnna shares surged 86.8% to $7.07 Friday, with over 115 million shares traded, after an independent report raised its year-end 2025 proved gas reserves by 47%. The rally followed a spike in European gas prices after Middle East strikes and as the EU urged lower gas-storage targets. AleAnna develops gas in Italy, with Shell Energy Europe as its exclusive buyer. The company reported internal control weaknesses and ongoing reliance on financing and approvals.
21 March 2026
Natural Gas Price Today: Europe Gas Hits Highest Since 2023 After Qatar LNG Strike

Natural Gas Price Today: Europe Gas Hits Highest Since 2023 After Qatar LNG Strike

European natural gas prices surged as the Dutch TTF hit €74/MWh, the highest since January 2023, after Iranian strikes damaged Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex. QatarEnergy said the attack knocked out a sixth of its LNG export capacity for up to five years. Spot LNG prices in Asia doubled, and the European Central Bank raised its 2026 inflation forecast to 2.6%. Supplies to Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China are at risk.
19 March 2026
AMD Stock Price Drops Below $200 as Oil Shock Hits Chip Shares, Meta Expands In-House AI Push

AMD Stock Price Drops Below $200 as Oil Shock Hits Chip Shares, Meta Expands In-House AI Push

AMD shares fell 3.4% to $197.74 late Thursday, dropping below $200 as tech stocks slid amid a broader market selloff. The decline followed Iranian strikes on oil tankers that pushed crude prices higher and rattled Wall Street. Meta unveiled new in-house AI chips and confirmed a $60 billion AMD chip deal, while AMD CEO Lisa Su plans to visit South Korea next week for memory supply talks.
Trump’s Plan to Cut Oil Prices Runs Into Hormuz as Iran War Rattles Markets

Trump’s Plan to Cut Oil Prices Runs Into Hormuz as Iran War Rattles Markets

Brent crude fell 11% on March 10 after Trump suggested the Iran war could end soon, then rebounded to $98.45 as Gulf attacks intensified. The IEA and U.S. launched a record emergency oil release, but flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain under 10% of pre-war levels. U.S. gasoline prices rose 19% since the conflict began. The White House said Navy escorts for tankers are not yet possible.
12 March 2026
India Cooking Gas Shortage Deepens as Iran War Hits LPG Supplies, Sparks Rush for Induction Stoves

India Cooking Gas Shortage Deepens as Iran War Hits LPG Supplies, Sparks Rush for Induction Stoves

India invoked emergency powers to divert LPG from commercial users to households after Gulf war disruptions cut supplies, forcing restaurants and hostels to limit hot food. Imports from the US, Norway, Canada, and Russia are underway. Appliance makers reported a surge in induction stove sales as shortages hit. The environment ministry allowed restaurants to use biomass, kerosene, and coal for a month to ease pressure.
12 March 2026
Denison Mines Corp starts Wheeler North drilling as Phoenix uranium mine build nears

Denison Mines Corp starts Wheeler North drilling as Phoenix uranium mine build nears

Denison Mines has begun a 2,500-metre winter drill program at the Wheeler North joint venture in Saskatchewan, with plans for 7,500 metres this year. The move follows final regulatory approval and a board greenlight for construction at the Phoenix uranium project, the first Canadian mine cleared for in-situ recovery. Denison shares rose 5.78% Tuesday. The Phoenix capital cost estimate is now about C$600 million.
11 March 2026
GE Vernova to Invest $200 Million in Vietnam as LNG, Grid Buildout Accelerates

GE Vernova to Invest $200 Million in Vietnam as LNG, Grid Buildout Accelerates

GE Vernova will invest about $200 million in a large-power-transformer plant in Hai Phong, Vietnam, aiming for full operations by 2028 and 450 jobs by 2030. The company’s gas-turbine technology was chosen for three planned LNG power projects, each designed for 1.6 GW. GE also marked the start of PV Power’s 1.6-GW Nhon Trach 3&4 plant, Vietnam’s first HA-powered project.
10 March 2026
Chevron Corporation Linked to Brazil’s Ipiranga Stake Talks as Ultrapar Weighs Sale (Reuters)

Chevron Corporation Linked to Brazil’s Ipiranga Stake Talks as Ultrapar Weighs Sale (Reuters)

Chevron is in talks for a possible minority stake in Brazilian fuel distributor Ipiranga, though its role in the bidding remains unconfirmed, sources told Reuters. Ultrapar, Ipiranga’s parent, hired BTG Pactual to manage a stake sale as it seeks to reduce exposure to fuel distribution. Chevron, Ultrapar, and BTG declined to comment. Chevron shares fell $1.25 to $188.19 Tuesday; Ultrapar’s U.S. shares edged up to $5.16.
10 March 2026
Exxon Mobil Corporation Wants a Texas Legal Home as Shareholder Battles Mount

Exxon Mobil Corporation Wants a Texas Legal Home as Shareholder Battles Mount

Exxon Mobil asked shareholders to approve moving its legal home from New Jersey to Texas, citing updated Texas corporate laws and a new business court. The shift would not affect jobs or assets but would place Exxon under Texas law. The proposal comes ahead of the company’s May 27 annual meeting and still requires shareholder and regulatory approval. Exxon expects the change could take effect around June 1.
10 March 2026
SSE Plc Grid Push Moves Closer After Ofgem Signals Support for Early Funding on 8 Scottish Projects

SSE Plc Grid Push Moves Closer After Ofgem Signals Support for Early Funding on 8 Scottish Projects

Ofgem on March 5 proposed approving SSE’s full early-construction spending request for eight Scottish transmission projects, allowing the utility to exceed the usual 20% cap on five schemes. The projects include major onshore and offshore upgrades, such as the Beauly-to-Loch Buidhe 400-kV line and the Spittal-to-Peterhead subsea link. SSE has shifted 80% of its five-year investment plan to regulated networks.
6 March 2026
Shell Plc Signs Venezuela Oil and Gas Deals, Putting Dragon Gas Project Back in Play

Shell Plc Signs Venezuela Oil and Gas Deals, Putting Dragon Gas Project Back in Play

Shell signed oil and gas agreements with Venezuela to develop the offshore Dragon field, aiming for first gas exports to Trinidad by Q3 2027, according to Trinidad's Energy Minister. The deal follows new U.S. licenses easing sanctions and includes technical partnerships with VEPICA, KBR, and Baker Hughes. Dragon holds about 4.5 trillion cubic feet of gas. Atlantic LNG in Trinidad shipped 9 million metric tons in 2025, below its 12 million capacity.
Gas prices jump again: RBOB gasoline futures spike 6% as Iran conflict tightens supply

Gas prices jump again: RBOB gasoline futures spike 6% as Iran conflict tightens supply

NYMEX RBOB gasoline futures jumped 6% to $2.67 a gallon Thursday amid supply fears tied to the Iran conflict. AAA reported the U.S. average pump price rose nearly 27 cents in a week to $3.25. Oil and diesel prices also climbed as traders tracked shipping and output risks in the Gulf. U.S. gasoline inventories fell by 1.7 million barrels last week, while crude stocks increased.
Qatar outage puts Venture Global LNG cargoes in focus — but spare capacity is thin

Qatar outage puts Venture Global LNG cargoes in focus — but spare capacity is thin

Venture Global is redirecting spot LNG cargoes after Qatar halted shipments, tightening global supply. U.S. and Australian LNG plants are near full capacity, limiting replacement options. LNG prices and shipping rates have surged, with Asian spot prices up 68% for April. Venture Global supplied over half of U.S. LNG cargoes to the Middle East last year, according to Poten & Partners.
5 March 2026
Santos Beetaloo fracking plan faces hot springs warning as NT weighs approval

Santos Beetaloo fracking plan faces hot springs warning as NT weighs approval

Scientists and Indigenous custodians have called on the Northern Territory to reject Santos’ plan to drill and frack 12 test wells at Tanumbirini Station, citing risks to Hot Springs Valley. CSIRO research on the hot springs is due in late 2026. Santos says risks are low and it will use controls and monitoring, while the regulator reviews its environmental plan. Indigenous rangers warn of threats to waterways, wildlife, and cultural sites.
5 March 2026
Exxon Mobil’s first Gulf Coast-to-Australia fuel shipment signals how Hormuz disruption is spreading

Exxon Mobil’s first Gulf Coast-to-Australia fuel shipment signals how Hormuz disruption is spreading

Exxon Mobil is shipping about 600,000 barrels of fuel from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Australia in mid-March, the first such delivery since December 2023, as Strait of Hormuz disruptions squeeze Asian refiners. Australia reported fuel reserves of 32–36 days and urged consumers not to panic. Brent crude rose 4.7% to $81.40 a barrel on Tuesday. Goldman Sachs raised its Q2 Brent forecast by $10 to $76.
5 March 2026
U.S. gas prices jump as Hormuz disruption lifts refiners and gasoline ETF

U.S. gas prices jump as Hormuz disruption lifts refiners and gasoline ETF

U.S. average gasoline prices rose to $3.198 a gallon Wednesday, up from $3.109 the day before, AAA reported. Oil and fuel markets surged after U.S. and Israeli strikes disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz for a fifth day. Gasoline futures jumped nearly 4% Monday. UBS and Goldman Sachs raised Brent crude forecasts, citing the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Petrobras won’t rush Brazil fuel price changes after Iran conflict spikes oil, CEO says

Petrobras won’t rush Brazil fuel price changes after Iran conflict spikes oil, CEO says

Petrobras will monitor oil prices before deciding on gasoline and diesel adjustments in Brazil, CEO Magda Chambriard said, after Middle East conflict pushed Brent crude up 4.7% to $81.40 a barrel. Treasury Secretary Rogerio Ceron warned a prolonged oil shock could affect Brazil’s planned interest rate cuts. Banks raised oil forecasts as shipping risks grew near the Strait of Hormuz.
4 March 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • West African Resources Posts Strong 2025 Sales and Earnings, Impacting Investment Outlook
    March 21, 2026, 10:10 PM EDT. West African Resources Limited (ASX:WAF) reported a notable rise in full-year 2025 sales to A$1.543 billion and net income to A$473.9 million, driven by increased production and cost controls. Basic earnings per share nearly doubled to A$0.416, highlighting improved shareholder returns. The company reaffirmed its 2025 production guidance targeting up to 360,000 ounces from its Burkina Faso gold operations amid ongoing risks such as power supply and cost inflation. Projections indicate revenue could reach A$2.2 billion by 2028, with earnings rising to A$782.2 million, suggesting a 35% upside to current share prices. However, concentrated country risks and operational challenges remain key considerations for investors assessing WAF's growth prospects.
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