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Julia Fanzeres

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Oil Futures Reporter at Bloomberg News

retail reporter at Bloomberg @business | go blue | opinions are my own

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  • 2 days ago | afr.com | Alex Longley |Julia Fanzeres |Myles Miller

    Alex Longley, Julia Fanzeres and Myles MillerJun 5, 2025 – 8.41am or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? London | A ship carrying about 3000 cars to Mexico was abandoned in the middle of the Pacific Ocean after catching fire, highlighting a growing risk to the transportation of electric vehicles.

  • 2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Alex Longley |Julia Fanzeres |Myles Miller

    The Morning Midas cargo ship at a port in Mexico in April. (Bloomberg) -- A ship carrying about 3,000 cars to Mexico was abandoned in the middle of the Pacific Ocean after catching fire Tuesday, highlighting a growing risk to the transportation of electric vehicles. The fire aboard the Morning Midas occurred approximately 300 miles south of Adak Island in Alaska, according to the US Coast Guard.

  • Feb 25, 2025 | rigzone.com | Julia Fanzeres |Jacob Wendler

    Oil slumped along with equity markets as US consumer confidence tumbled, adding to mounting concerns that US President Donald Trump’s policies will hamper economic growth and sap energy demand.   West Texas Intermediate fell 2.5% to settle below $69 a barrel at the lowest closing price this year. US consumer confidence dropped the most since 2021 and missed analysts’ estimates, prompting traders to flee risk assets, including equities.

  • Feb 20, 2025 | rigzone.com | Julia Fanzeres |Mia Gindis

    Oil extended a string of marginal gains to settle above $72 a barrel amid uncertainty over global supplies and a slumping dollar that made commodities priced in the currency more attractive. Crude has risen for three straight sessions on the prospect of supplies tightening after the disruption of a key Kazakh pipeline and reports that OPEC+ may push back a planned production increase.

  • Feb 19, 2025 | rigzone.com | Julia Fanzeres

    Uncertainties about crude supplies from Russia, Kazakhstan and OPEC+ pushed oil prices higher. West Texas Intermediate edged above $72 a barrel, extending gains to the highest closing price in a week. The rally is being driven by a slew of crude supply concerns from across the Atlantic and with a key technical level providing a floor for losses. OPEC+ is considering pushing back its planned output increase due in April, potentially the fourth time it has delayed bringing back production.

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Julia Fanzeres
Julia Fanzeres @juliafanzeres
27 Feb 25

RT @jacob_wendler: Scoop: More than half of the senior executives at PHMSA, the federal agency responsible for regulating pipeline safety,…

Julia Fanzeres
Julia Fanzeres @juliafanzeres
19 Feb 25

RT @srimtaylor: joined @BloombergRadio today to chat about President Trump moving to halt nyc’s congestion pricing plan, and what the move…

Julia Fanzeres
Julia Fanzeres @juliafanzeres
25 Nov 24

agreed i also sounded clinical when reciting this from memory at lunch to my colleagues

bald ann dowd
bald ann dowd @ali_sivi

tried to explain this video on a work call this morning and sounded clinically insane https://t.co/4xGH3EVWOl