Energy investors cheered by oil’s recent rebound should take heed of natural gas. The commodity has been in free fall. In east Asia, gas prices assessed by Platts have declined 35 per cent since the start of 2016 to $4.40 per million British thermal units — the lowest level on record at this time of winter. In the UK, the gas price is close to $4, down by a fifth. And in the US, the gas benchmark
Enmity can run so deep that the prospect of easing it seems nonexistent. Israel and Hamas sit in that category. Still, the elevation last week of a Sinn Fein leader to first deputy for Northern Ireland could scarcely have been imagined in the years of nail-bomb separatism, understatedly known as the Troubles. It took time. The agreement that cooled those hostilities dates back 26 years. Columnist
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