Commodities (Crude Oil & Copper) & Macro Outlook

According to sources cited by foreign media, India is considering emergency measures on May 11 to support its foreign exchange reserves, including restrictions on non-essential imports such as gold and consumer electronics, as well as raising fuel prices. The Prime

According to Saudi Aramco CEO Nasser, the Yanbu North and Yanbu South facilities have daily export capacity of 5 million barrels. The company is studying further expansion of this capability.

According to Gate data, crude oil prices declined by approximately $1 on short-term weakness. WTI crude fell below $97 per barrel, while Brent crude hit a low of $101.03 per barrel.

According to recent reports, Harassed, director of the White House National Economic Council, stated that high energy prices are extremely unlikely to trigger a U.S. economic recession.

According to ChainCatcher, Polymarket's prediction market contract for WTI crude oil reaching $105 in May 2026 hit 66% probability, up 12% in the past 24 hours. The contract settles as "yes" if WTI futures' highest price in any 1-minute candle during May 2026 equals or exceeds $105, using

According to media reports, Saudi Aramco is ramping up export volumes from its western refinery on May 11.

According to Golden Ten Futures, international crude oil prices extended gains today, with WTI crude rising nearly 2% and Brent crude up more than 2%.

Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser forecasted on May 11 that oil demand growth in 2026 will reach between 700,000 and 900,000 barrels per day, citing multiple projections reviewed by the company.

According to Saudi Aramco's chief executive, the energy supply shock that began in the first quarter of 2026 represents the largest global disruption in history. The company said it could raise crude oil production to its maximum sustainable capacity of 12 million barrels per day within three

Saudi Aramco CEO Nasser Al-Dosari said the company produced an average of 10.26 million barrels of oil equivalent per day during the first quarter of 2026.

On May 11, Hungary's economy and energy minister candidate István Kapitán stated that Hungary will not abandon Russian energy sources while diversifying its energy supply. Kapitán said Hungary has two oil pipelines and will maximize their use, prioritizing energy sources based on

According to OnchainLens, today (May 11), whale address 0x7f5 opened a long position of 151,057 BRENTOIL with 1x leverage worth approximately $15.4 million.

According to Gelonghui, London Aluminum (LME Al) rose 2.00% on May 11, trading at $3,545.20 per metric ton.

According to Turkish diplomatic sources, Turkey's foreign minister will visit Qatar on Tuesday to discuss Iran-related issues and ensure shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz.

According to an announcement from Shanghai Futures Exchange on May 11, one group of accounts under actual control exceeded daily opening transaction limits on relevant contracts, triggering the exchange's regulatory threshold. The trading behavior violated Article 16 of the exchange's Abnormal

According to Spring Airlines' earnings call on May 11, the company's Chief Financial Officer Chen Ke stated that geopolitical conflicts have driven significant increases in international aviation fuel prices, raising operational costs across the airline industry. The company is mitigating this

Indian government officials stated recently that crude oil inventories remain stable, with gasoline and diesel stocks at adequate levels.

According to Thai Oil's CEO Pongpun, Thailand's largest refiner has significantly shifted its crude oil sourcing in April and May. African imports now account for 39% of the company's total purchases, up from nearly zero previously, while Middle Eastern crude declined from 91% to 35%. North and

According to German Economy Minister Reichel, the government has extended employment guarantees at the PCK Schwedt refinery by six months through the end of 2026.

According to Reuters, Indonesia's mining ministry delayed plans to increase royalty fees and export taxes on mineral products on Monday. The government had originally planned to impose higher royalties on certain mining companies and export taxes on minerals including coal, but postponed the