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Cobre Panamá Copper Mine: The mine's facilities and infrastructure are stable and personnel are safe following the earthquake.
2026-10-10
Cobre Panamá Copper Mine: The mine's facilities and infrastructure are stable and personnel are safe following the earthquake.
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2026-10-09
Hurricane Isaias has strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of approximately 100 miles per hour and is moving toward the northern coast of the U.S. Gulf Coast. The U.S. National Hurricane Center predicts that the storm
Hurricane Isaias has strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of approximately 100 miles per hour and is moving toward the northern coast of the U.S. Gulf Coast. The U.S. National Hurricane Center predicts that the storm will make landfall between the evening of October 9th and the early morning of October 10th local time, directly impacting the Alabama and Florida Panhandle. Data from the U.S. Marine Minerals Administration shows that as of October 8th, 121 offshore production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico had evacuated personnel, and approximately 1.283 million barrels per day of crude oil production had been forced to halt, representing 62.89% of total local production; natural gas production shutdowns reached 57.35%. Energy companies such as Shell and Chevron have shut down some facilities. If the storm damages platforms or delays in resuming production, U.S. short-term crude oil supply will be further pressured. Energy consulting firms predict that the cumulative crude oil production reduction during the storm could reach 9 million barrels; insurance brokerage BMS estimates industry underwriting losses of approximately $3 billion to $5 billion. However, the current shutdowns are primarily preventative measures and not permanent capacity losses. Despite the supply shock caused by the hurricane, international oil prices fell on October 9 due to easing tensions between the US and Iran, indicating that geopolitical factors temporarily outweighed the impact of supply disruptions in the US.
2026-10-10
US total rig count for the week to Oct 9: 598, unchanged from the prior week (598).
US total rig count for the week to Oct 9: 598, unchanged from the prior week (598).
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