The global energy market is undergoing significant changes, with geopolitics taking center stage. In this episode, hosts Alex Hodes and Trevor McClanahan delve into the impact of the recent U.S. election on oil markets and energy policy. They assess the potential effects of the Trump administration's "drill baby drill" stance, explore OPEC's production strategy, and highlight Iran's critical role in global crude oil supply. Alex and Trevor also cover how geopolitical tensions shape market sentiment and the evolving landscape of environmental regulations and blending mandates.

Join Alex Hodes, Director of Market Strategy - Energy, and Trevor McClanahan, Risk Manager, as they dive deep into the latest dynamics in the petroleum markets and how global events shape energy risk. Special guest Joe Zhu, Project Manager at StoneX, provides insights into China’s recent stimulus measures and their potential impact on global supply and demand in both the short and long term. From crude oil to refined products, the discussion also tackles macroeconomic factors influencing pricing trends and global market stability.

Don’t miss insights on:

China’s stimulus policies and economic outlook

Supply and demand shifts in energy markets

Global geopolitical events impacting petroleum

Macroeconomic drivers of oil and refined product prices