Ultra-high-net-worth investors and family offices are increasingly investing in oil and gas assets to capitalize on long-term energy demand rather than short-term commodity price swings. This trend is driven by factors such as the Iran war and the AI boom, which have intensified energy pressures. However, competition from institutional investors and private equity has made it harder to find attractive deals, creating a seller's market. Despite this, family offices can still find niche opportunities in smaller assets under $100 million, focusing on mature fields and infrastructure projects that offer steady cash flow and inflation hedging over the long term.
Gold prices fell more than 1% after US data showed initial jobless claims steady at 206,000, indicating a stable labor market. This stability suggests the Federal Reserve may feel confident to raise interest rates in its upcoming policy meeting. The ...
The Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (BWET) surged an extraordinary 3,000% in 2026, rising from $18.73 to $583.39 by September 10. This dramatic increase is linked to escalating hostilities between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, which have driven tanker ra...
Apnimed, Inc. is progressing its AD109 drug (Oxnimbi) for obstructive sleep apnea, showing strong Phase 3 results and a clear advantage over CPAP therapy. The company has a fully funded plan for commercialization, with an NDA under FDA review and a P...
Ethereum is trading around $2,470 following a strong 37% rally in late August, forming a bullish flag pattern that suggests a potential rise to $3,050 if it breaks current consolidation. The $3,050 target aligns with a historical resistance zone, mak...
Deutsche Bank acknowledged positive data from AstraZeneca's tozorakimab for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), presented at the ERS conference, supporting the drug's commercial potential. Despite this, the bank maintained a 'sell' rating o...
