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Oil surges past $94 after U.S. strikes Iran and Israel deepens Lebanon incursion

Oil prices climbed sharply in early Asian trading on Monday as a significant escalation of military activity across the Middle East intensified fears of a prolonged disruption to global energy supplies, overshadowing weak economic indicators from China.

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Oil steadies near $94 but heads for steepest weekly loss since April on Iran deal hopes

Oil prices stabilized on Friday but remained on track for their sharpest weekly decline since early April, as investors weighed reports of a tentative ceasefire extension between the U.S. and Iran against a backdrop of lingering political hurdles.

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Oil surges past 2% as U.S.-Iran air strikes shatter peace hopes

Oil prices jumped more than 2% on Thursday morning after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted a U.S. military installation, swiftly reversing a sharp sell-off from the previous session that had been fueled by optimism over a potential diplomatic resolution to the conflict.

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Northern Oil and Gas enters Canada with CA$350 million Duvernay deal

Northern Oil and Gas (NYSE:NOG) agreed to acquire an undivided 25% non-operated interest in light oil assets within Alberta’s Duvernay Shale for an initial unadjusted purchase price of CA$350 million (approximately US$259 million), marking the company’s first expansion outside of the United States.

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Borr Drilling navigates Q1 revenue dip, betting big on aggressive fleet expansion

Borr Drilling (NYSE:BORR) announced its unaudited financial and operational results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, revealing a slight sequential softening in current financial performance offset by a substantial structural expansion of its offshore drilling fleet.

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