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Nvidia's shares are rising in premarket trade after China approved sales of its H200 AI chip, boosting the company's earnings and sending chip stocks rallying.

Kazakhstan's Tengiz oil field is expected to resume normal output within a week, following a fire that destroyed three transformers and resulted in 7.2 million barrels of lost oil production.

PetroChina, a Chinese state-owned oil giant, has expressed reluctance to purchase Venezuelan crude despite the US lifting sanctions, citing US control over the trade.

Canada's Energy Minister Tim Hodgson aims to boost energy exports to India, shifting away from dependence on the US market, which he considers a 'strategic blunder'.

Baker Hughes sees significant revenue growth opportunities in Venezuela as sanctions ease and payment mechanisms improve, driven by increased demand for oil sector services.

The dollar is experiencing a significant decline due to a combination of factors, including Washington's desire for a weaker dollar and growing geopolitical risks, leading to a reevaluation of investors' expectations.

Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project continues to operate despite US and European sanctions, with China receiving the first cargo of 2026 from the project, indicating a strong demand for Russian gas.

The Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan has resumed production after a temporary shutdown due to a fire, with the consortium aiming to gradually increase production volumes.

European countries have pledged to build 100 GW of interconnected wind power capacity, a step towards reducing oil and gas consumption, with a joint effort across multiple countries.

Indian refiner BPCL is set to sign a $780 million oil supply deal with Petrobras, diversifying its crude supply sources.

Saudi Aramco's CEO believes oil glut predictions are exaggerated due to rising demand and low global oil stocks, contradicting market concerns of a surplus.

US refiners Valero and Phillips 66 have acquired Venezuelan crude at discounted prices, with a $8.50-$9.50 per barrel discount to Brent crude, indicating a potential opportunity for profit in the oil market.