Javier Blas is an opinion columnist for Bloomberg News and The Business Standard. His work has also appeared in various publications such as Bloomberg Law, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review. Javier specializes in covering topics related to energy, particularly the oil and gas industry, and provides insightful analysis and commentary on global energy markets.
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Javier Blas's coverage heavily focuses on finance, economy, and energy with a specific emphasis on the oil industry, OPEC dynamics, and European gas trading. His articles frequently cite data and delve into investment analysis within these sectors.
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An industry that operates in the shadows stays in the shadows.
THE Swiss federal government had a simple request from its lawmakers: Write a report about the impact of speculation on agricultural-commodity markets. Government mandarins had the time: more than two years. Crucially, they had the access, too. Switzerland is home to the global commodity trading industry.
The UK oil company’s future as a standalone entity is bleak.
The UK oil company's future as a standalone entity is bleak. In the spring of 1998, with oil hovering near $10 a barrel, BP Plc reached a
The oil giant plans to spend more than rivals on both exploration and shareholder payouts.
Predictions of declining demand for the world's most polluting fossil fuel are premature.
Predictions of declining demand for the world’s most polluting fossil fuel are premature.
Prices for the golden commodity are set to drop thanks to a bountiful harvest this year. That doesn’t solve all its problems.
Prices for the golden commodity are set to drop thanks to a bountiful harvest this year. That doesn't solve all its problems.
Olive oil prices are falling from record highs thanks to a bumper harvest in Spain and other Mediterranean countries. However, depleted global stocks and ever-increasing demand mean prices are unlikely to return to pre-crisis lows. This offers a welcome reprieve for struggling olive farmers.
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