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Ongoing Oil & Gas Consolidation is the Latest Factor to Complicate Green Investment Goals Set out by COP28

COP28 concluded with big promises this week, but the level of investment needed on behalf of the global energy industry…

McAlinden Research PartnersDecember 14, 2023

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Uranium Prices Up on Increasing Odds of European Nuclear Renewal

Uranium prices are reaching levels unseen in 15 years as decisions on new nuclear plants in Europe, as well as…

McAlinden Research PartnersNovember 27, 2023

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BlackRock Reaches Breakthrough Milestones in Bid to Launch Spot-Backed Bitcoin ETF

Bitcoin's unit price broke out to a 52-week high above $35,000 on Monday evening, spurring a record amount of open…

McAlinden Research PartnersOctober 24, 2023

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Bitcoin Now Worth More Than Half of Crypto Market Cap, ETF Prospects Keep Majority of Supply Unspent

Bitcoin (BTC) rose to a three-month high this morning on reports that the SEC had approved a spot-backed BTC ETF.…

McAlinden Research PartnersOctober 16, 2023

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European Gas Pipeline Potentially Sabotaged as Global LNG Shipments Feel Tightening Stranglehold

A leak in the BalticConnector pipeline, which transits natural gas between Finland and Estonia is now suspected to be an…

McAlinden Research PartnersOctober 10, 2023

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Starbucks Looks to Save Coffee From Climate Change, Rolls out New Coffee Breeds to Counter Rust Fungus

Climate change and its external consequences pose a long-term threat to global coffee supplies. Though the arabica coffee crop could…

McAlinden Research PartnersOctober 5, 2023

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Rallying Crude Prices Push Drillers Toward Boom in Upstream Spend, But US Risks Being Left Out

New oil and gas projects are being given the go-ahead around the world in the wake of rapidly-rising energy prices.…

McAlinden Research PartnersSeptember 27, 2023

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Bombardments Keep Tight Bottleneck on Ukrainian Grain, Russian Bumper Harvest Suppresses Prices

Another barrage of Russian missiles slammed the Port of Odesa overnight, further complicating Ukraine's attempts to continue shipping its grain exports through…

McAlinden Research PartnersSeptember 25, 2023

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Nuclear Dependence on Russia and Africa Raises the Stakes for West’s Bid to Boost Uranium Output

Despite efforts to wean themselves off of Russian energy imports, western nations' purchases of uranium products still rely heavily on…

McAlinden Research PartnersAugust 29, 2023

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Indian Trade Restrictions Create 10 Million Tonne Hole In Global Rice Market, More Exporters May Follow

Rice futures recently jumped out to 15-year highs in Asia, following an expansion of India's halt on certain rice exports.…

McAlinden Research PartnersAugust 16, 2023

Commodities

Ongoing Oil & Gas Consolidation is the Latest Factor to Complicate Green Investment Goals Set out by COP28

Uranium Prices Up on Increasing Odds of European Nuclear Renewal

BlackRock Reaches Breakthrough Milestones in Bid to Launch Spot-Backed Bitcoin ETF

Bitcoin Now Worth More Than Half of Crypto Market Cap, ETF Prospects Keep Majority of Supply Unspent

European Gas Pipeline Potentially Sabotaged as Global LNG Shipments Feel Tightening Stranglehold

Starbucks Looks to Save Coffee From Climate Change, Rolls out New Coffee Breeds to Counter Rust Fungus

Rallying Crude Prices Push Drillers Toward Boom in Upstream Spend, But US Risks Being Left Out

Bombardments Keep Tight Bottleneck on Ukrainian Grain, Russian Bumper Harvest Suppresses Prices

Nuclear Dependence on Russia and Africa Raises the Stakes for West’s Bid to Boost Uranium Output

Indian Trade Restrictions Create 10 Million Tonne Hole In Global Rice Market, More Exporters May Follow

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