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European TTF gas futures fell to near EUR 55.7/MWh on Tuesday, extending a pullback from a three-year high, as diplomatic signals around the Middle East conflict tempered sentiment.
Thermal coal futures pulled back from a 17-month high as reports of easing US-Iran tensions reduced the risk premium embedded in energy markets.
Brent crude rises to $103.9 and WTI to $91.6 in early Tuesday trading as markets weigh supply outlook.
IEA chief Fatih Birol says over 40 energy sites in 9 Middle East nations suffered severe damage, warning of prolonged supply disruptions.
China's government intervened to limit domestic fuel price increases as global energy markets faced sustained pressure from Middle East geopolitical developments.
Qatar's LNG disruption exposes MENA's water security risks, highlighting desalination's energy ties and the need for resilient, diversified systems.
The Ras Laffan attack cut 17% of Qatar's LNG output, exposing global supply risks and causing long-term market tightness and price volatility.
WTI crude oil futures rise toward $98 per barrel as investors monitor escalations in the Middle Eastern conflict and supply disruptions in Iraq and Kuwait
US and Japan expand energy investment to $70B+, focusing on nuclear SMRs and gas to meet rising AI-driven power demand and boost energy security.
US gasoline futures climbed to $3.07 per gallon, the highest since July 2022, driven by elevated crude prices and energy supply pressures.
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