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Permian Resources Corp's Co-CEO William M. Hickey III Disposes of Class A Common Stock

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EOG Resources Plans to Invest in UAE and Bahrain Unconventional Oil and Gas Projects

Occidental Petroleum Raises Bond Bid Price Cap and Accepts Some Bond Bids

Roth MKM Analyst Reiterates Buy Rating on Permian Resources

US Natural Gas Futures Down Over 4%

Analysts Raise APA-US EPS Forecast for 2026

Miramar Capital LLC Increases Holdings in EOG Resources Inc.

RBC Capital Analyst Maintains Buy Rating on EOG Resources

LNG Tanker Daily Rent Soars to Over $200,000

Analyst Reiterates Buy Rating on Devon Energy

Citigroup Raises ConocoPhillips Target Price to $135

Asian LNG Benchmark Price Soars to $13.133/MMBtu

Devon Energy EPS Forecast Cut to $2.75

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Coterra Energy released FY2025 Annual Earnings on February 26 After-Market (EST), Actual Revenue USD 6.991 B (Forecast USD 7.566 B), Actual EPS USD 2.24 (Forecast USD 2.2456)

Coterra Energy released FY2025 Q4 earnings on February 26 After-Market (EST), actual revenue USD 1.959 B (forecast USD 1.89 B), actual EPS USD 0.4829 (forecast USD 0.4705)

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Shares of U.S. energy companies are rising in premarket trading as crude prices increase due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent Crude futures are up 4.4% at $89.12 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate has risen 6.2% to $86.06 per barrel. Analysts expect prices to continue rising amid high volatility and tight physical markets. Major companies like Exxon Mobil and Chevron have seen gains, along with various oil and gas producers and refiners.

- U.S. energy companies' shares rose in premarket trading, driven by higher crude prices amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East affecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.  
- Brent Crude futures increased by 4.4% to $89.12 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate rose by 6.2% to $86.06 per barrel.  
- Analysts predict continued price increases due to high volatility and tightening physical markets, with significant gains seen among major energy firms and oilfield services companies.

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Norwegian national gas system operator Gassco: The Oseberg gas field has experienced an unexpected shutdown, and daily production will be reduced by 6.2 million cubic meters from March 6 to 7

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Indian fertilizer manufacturers have begun to reduce urea production due to the escalation of the situation in the Middle East, which has disrupted liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies. If the situation continues, India may need to import fertilizers at high prices before the agricultural peak season, threatening fiscal consolidation plans. Some urea plants have already initiated production cuts, and if supply disruptions extend, they may face the risk of shutdowns. The prices of raw materials for fertilizers, such as ammonia and sulfur, have risen, exacerbating inflationary pressures. The Indian Fertilizer Association stated that current inventories are sufficient to meet demand, but they hold a cautiously optimistic view on the future situation

- Indian fertilizer producers are facing direct impacts from escalations in the Middle East, particularly due to disruptions in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies from Qatar.  
- With reduced urea production initiated by companies like Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Ltd., India may need to increase high-priced imports before the agricultural peak season, jeopardizing government fiscal plans.  
- Rising costs of ammonia and sulfur, key raw materials for fertilizers, have raised inflationary concerns, while the government monitors the geopolitical situation amid potential supply shortages.

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LNG supply shocks the fertilizer industry, forcing India's urea giants to cut production

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The International Energy Agency (IEA) anticipates a significant influx of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the next five years, projecting around 300 billion cubic meters (BCM) to enter the market. IEA chief Fatih Birol indicated this surge is expected to exert downward pressure on LNG prices, with 75% of the new supply being flexible. This forecast was shared following a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

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IEA expects huge amount of LNG to reach market in next 5 years, chief says

Bangladesh has imposed daily fuel sales limits due to panic buying amid Middle East conflict affecting global energy markets. The Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) aims to stabilize supply and prevent hoarding, with specific limits set for different vehicle types. Despite high demand, BPC assures that fuel imports continue normally. Additionally, rising liquefied natural gas costs from Qatar have led to gas rationing and the shutdown of several fertilizer plants. Authorities warn against illegal fuel storage and selling above government prices.

Bangladesh rations fuel as Middle East conflict spur panic buying

European natural gas benchmark Dutch front-month futures rose by 2.7%, trading at €50.07 per megawatt hour

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In Stockholm on March 4, 2026, EQT AB announced plans to repurchase up to 3,005,071 of its own ordinary shares. This buyback program is set to take place between March 4 and May 8, 2026. The decision was made based on the authorization received from the Annual Board meeting, allowing EQT to proceed with the repurchases within this specified timeframe.

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EQT AB plans to repurchase up to 3,005,071 of its own shares between March 4 - May 8, 2026.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that considering the EU's plan to completely stop purchasing Russian natural gas, Russia may stop supplying gas to Europe ahead of schedule. He emphasized that this is not a final decision and will instruct the government to conduct research. Putin pointed out that the recent surge in European energy prices is not due to supply restrictions, but rather the result of the EU's erroneous policies and the situation in the Middle East. The EU has passed regulations to gradually ban imports of natural gas from Russia, with a complete ban set to take effect in 2027

Putin: Russia may cut off gas to Europe ahead of schedule

European gas prices have risen following President Putin's warning of potential gas supply cuts to Europe. The Dutch front-month contract increased by 2% to 49.0 euros per megawatt hour, while the British April contract rose by 2.1% to 129.5 pence per therm. Analysts express concerns over supply risks, particularly with LNG flows impacted by geopolitical tensions. Europe faces challenges in refilling gas storage for next winter, needing around 700 LNG cargoes, amid tight global LNG markets and limited U.S. production capacity.

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U.S. natural gas futures were higher with the Middle East conflict shutting in LNG shipments from the Persian Gulf and raising concerns about global supply.

US natural gas futures rise as Iran conflict cuts LNG supply

Shell Loses Bid to Overturn LNG Arbitration Award

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Bangladesh is facing a significant increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices due to Qatar's suspension of deliveries amid the Iran-Israel conflict. The country has arranged two spot LNG cargoes for March, with prices soaring to $28.28 and $23.08 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), compared to earlier prices of around $10 per mmBtu. The government is implementing gas rationing and shutting down fertiliser plants to prioritize essential sectors. If disruptions continue, Bangladesh may increasingly rely on the volatile spot market, exacerbating its energy import costs.

Bangladesh faces steep rise in LNG prices after Qatar supply halt

U.S. natural gas futures surged 6% to a three-week high, driven by increased demand and escalating tensions in Iran. The April futures settled at $3.186 per million British thermal units. Despite a significant global LNG supply disruption due to Qatar's production halt, U.S. prices remained relatively stable as exports were already maximized. Average gas output rose slightly, while forecasts predict a drop in demand next week due to milder weather, before increasing again with cooler temperatures. Waha Hub prices in Texas continued to be negative for 21 consecutive days due to pipeline issues.

US natgas futures up 6% to 3-week high with increased demand and Iran tension

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QatarEnergy announced the activation of the "force majeure" clause due to the halt in liquefied natural gas production. Even if the United States and Iran cease hostilities, the company will need at least one month to fully resume production. The company has completely stopped its gas liquefaction facilities as of the 4th and is not expected to restart within two weeks; after resuming production, it will require an additional two weeks to restore capacity. Qatar accounts for 20% of global liquefied natural gas exports, primarily supplying the Asian market

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Qatar Energy announces the activation of the "force majeure" clause, reportedly requiring at least one month even for full production recovery

U.S. Henry Hub Natural Gas Price Falls in Week Ended March 4 as Demand Eases, EIA Reports