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Hurricane threat could disrupt Gulf oil production as prices hit $100 a barrel.

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08 Oct 2026
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Hurricane threat could disrupt Gulf oil production as prices hit $100 a barrel.

Oil prices have reached $100 a barrel amid Tropical Storm Isaias, which is expected to become a hurricane and impact the northern Gulf Coast. The storm has already shut in about 25% of Gulf oil production and forced evacuations on several offshore platforms operated by Chevron and Shell. While offshore production interruptions are likely temporary, damage to Gulf Coast refineries could keep fuel prices elevated longer, especially for diesel, which powers freight and heating. Investors should watch refinery conditions and crude stock reports to gauge the storm's full impact on energy markets.

Chevron and Shell, key players affected by the Gulf production shutdown, show strong market caps of $402.42 billion and $275.54 billion respectively as of Oct 08, 2026 18:03 WIB. Despite the storm's disruption, Chevron's shares gained 1.86% and Shell's rose 2.03% on Pluang, reflecting active trading volumes of 5,699,721 and 4,925,662 respectively. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) also saw a 1.80% increase, with a market cap of $40.93 billion and high buying interest at 96% on Pluang.

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