Javier Blas is an Opinion Columnist at Bloomberg. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, agriculture, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on markets, oil and gas, and ESG issues. Javier's insights and analyses are featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg Law, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review.
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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.
Given his focus on investment analysis and heavy reliance on data, Javier may be particularly interested in receiving pitches from financial analysts or data experts who can provide unique insights into market trends or predictions related to the energy sector.
His coverage does not specify a particular geographic focus but spans across global energy markets. Therefore, he might appreciate pitches that offer international perspectives or insights relevant to worldwide energy developments.
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Opinion More than ever, predicting commodity prices in the new year is about forecasting political choices. Javier Blas
By: Javier Blas
Coffee will be more expensive in 2025, and anyone trading or observing energy and commodity markets into the new year will need caffeine to survive.
By: Javier Blas
Expect your expresso to be more expensive in 2025.
Bountiful harvests will lower prices, but rising demand may keep them high It's over — the olive oil crisis that gripped my kitchen is fading away.
The higher-for-longer outlook for prices just got a bit higher and longer. Most years, few have to worry about natural gas from April to September.
The higher-for-longer outlook for prices just got a bit higher and longer.
The energy market is no longer a constraint on American foreign policy in the Middle East.
The Danish island is nowhere near becoming a commodity superpower.
Wholesale coffee prices have surged. Retail costs will undoubtedly follow suit.
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