A Super El Niño, the strongest since the 1950s, should bring a milder winter to the northern US, Europe and parts of Asia, a meteorologist told UBS, easing heating demand while heating oil stays tight. #OilPrice#ElNino#NatGas#Energy
A record super El Niño is forecast to bring a warmer winter to Japan, South Korea and parts of China, possibly easing Asian LNG demand and freeing cargoes for Europe, where gas storage is only 73% full. #LNG#ElNino#NaturalGas#Europe#Asia
NOAA sees a greater than 90% chance that 2026’s El Niño becomes “very strong,” potentially the strongest in nearly 80 years. The fallout could hit crops, shipping, power grids and food prices across the globe. #ElNino#Energy#Climate
A potentially record-strength El Niño is colliding with an energy market already strained by the Iran war and disrupted fuel flows. Weather could reshape heating demand, hydropower, LNG consumption and commodity prices worldwide. #ElNino#LNG#Energy
JPMorgan warns a "super" El Niño combined with $100 oil could prolong global inflation. The bank sees an 81% chance of a super El Niño this year, with food inflation potentially rising 1.3%-1.5% as energy costs amplify crop disruptions. #Oil#Inflation#ElNino#EnergyMarkets
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