Oil, Gas & Power in H2 2026: a trader’s guide
Navigate key energy market trends for the rest of the year
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Alan Gelder
SVP Refining, Chemicals & Oil Markets
Alan Gelder
SVP Refining, Chemicals & Oil Markets
Alan is responsible for formulating our research outlook and cross-sector perspectives on the global downstream sector.
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Jim Mitchell
Director of Oil Trading Analytics
Jim Mitchell
Director of Oil Trading Analytics
Jim has 29 years of commodity market experience in crude oil, refined products, shipping, Natural gas, power and grains.
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Stephen Ryan
Power Market Analyst
Stephen Ryan
Power Market Analyst
Stephen leads on the NYISO short-term power team forecasting power prices and analysing congestion patterns.
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Commodity markets have moved fast in 2026. Geopolitical disruption, changing trade flows, evolving LNG market dynamics and record-breaking power demand have created new risks and opportunities for traders across global energy markets.
Our latest guide explores the developments reshaping oil, gas and power markets, and what they reveal about today's trading environment. Discover how inventories, infrastructure constraints, weather-driven volatility, renewable growth and shifting supply-demand balances are influencing market behaviour and trading decisions.
In this guide, you'll discover:
- The oil market developments influencing global trade flows
- Why operational signals are becoming increasingly important for gas traders
- How weather, renewables and transmission constraints are reshaping power markets
- The trends, risks and opportunities traders should monitor in 2026
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