Saudi Pipeline Shutdown Exposes Oil Market’s Last Bypass
The outage has stranded a crucial export route just as Hormuz disruptions leave traders with fewer ways to replace lost barrels.

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The outage has stranded a crucial export route just as Hormuz disruptions leave traders with fewer ways to replace lost barrels.

A shrinking U.S. herd is lifting beef prices while disaster payments may create an unexpected earnings-test problem for ranchers claiming benefits early.

The vanadium producer is buying time with longer-dated debt while new concentrate shipments add an early source of cash.

The warehouse retailer is limiting purchases as fuel markets pull refinery capacity away from lubricant production and squeeze drivers.

Brent and WTI surged intraday before retreating, as attacks on Saudi infrastructure amplified fears of a deeper Middle East supply shock.

The campaign will chase extensions of a porphyry system that has already delivered broad gold, copper and silver intercepts.

CBOT soybeans steadied after a sharp weekly setback, with stronger Chinese demand offsetting a large U.S. crop outlook.

Chicago wheat recovered modestly while Kansas City and Minneapolis contracts remained uneven after USDA lifted global ending-stock estimates.

Corn began Monday under pressure as traders sold last week’s USDA yield reduction and prepared for harvest and crop-progress updates.

Drone strikes forced Riyadh to close its East-West pipeline, the kingdom's main workaround for the blocked Strait of Hormuz, pushing Brent crude to multi-month highs.
