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Weekly Bitumen Report: Trump’s Annual Speech in Congress; Energy Market in a Cautious Waiting Phase

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Open Diplomacy, Steady PressurePolitical and geopolitical developments up to Thursday, February 26 show that the international order remains in a state of managed tension. Trump’s speech on Wednesday in the US Congress stressed a mix of external pressure and keeping negotiations open. Today, the third round of...

East Asia Bitumen Market, Slow Restart, Selective Strength

The East Asia bitumen market is slowly regaining activity after the January slowdown.Price changes remain limited, mostly within a narrow range of -2% to +3%. Market sentiment is improving in some countries, especially South Korea and Vietnam, while others remain stable or slightly under pressure.Overall, the region is in a preparation phase before stronger Q2...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Negotiation Under Risk; Brent Oil Near $70

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Diplomacy Under Pressure; Open Path Open, Far DealIn the week ending February 19, 2026, the main focus of international media was the dual track of “negotiation and pressure” between Iran and the United States. The second round of Geneva talks ended without failure, but also without clear...

East & Southern Africa Bitumen Market Report | Supply, Demand & Buyer Behavior

This report is based on direct customer feedback, live negotiations, and on-the-ground market observations gathered by the Infinity Galaxy sales team across East and Southern Africa. Rather than relying solely on price listings, this analysis reflects how buyers are behaving, how projects are evolving, and where real commercial opportunities are forming. Kenya Bitumen Market The...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Bahrain Bitumen Prices Explode; Singapore Calm, Iran Cautious

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Deterrence or the Start of a New Risk Phase?The security equation of the Persian Gulf became one level more sensitive last week. The increased US naval presence is seen as part of mutual deterrence, not a sign of the start of war, but an effort to manage...

East Asia Bitumen Market Movement: From January Pause to Early February

January 2026 in East Asia was defined less by numbers and more by mindset.The market entered the year in a state of pause, shaped by regional holidays, seasonally weak construction activity, and the psychological weight of uncertainty.Demand did not disappear, but decision-making slowed noticeably.Buyers focused on protecting positions, digesting inventories, and postponing commitments rather than...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Talks in Oman, the Market on the Edge of Risk; Has the Middle East Entered a Decision Phase?

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week From News Shock to the Return of Diplomacy; the Middle East Remains on Alert On Wednesday night, February 4, Axios reported, quoting US officials, that the Iran-US meeting was canceled due to disagreements over the venue and the agenda of the talks. This caused signs of tension...

Bitumen Market Trends Across Africa | East & West Africa, February 2026

As African bitumen markets move beyond the seasonal slowdown, early February 2026 marksthe beginning of a gradual but clear recovery phase. This review covers East and West Africa, with a focus on Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, South Africa, and Ivory Coast. Kenya Bitumen Market The Kenyan market remains largely stable, with early signs of upward movement.After...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Persian Gulf Tensions Drive Oil Price Increases and Support Bitumen Market Growth

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week The Middle East in a State of “Costly Deterrence”; Activation of Premium Risk in the Energy Market Between January 22 and January 29, the Middle East moved along the edge of a controlled confrontation. The deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier along with its strike...

East Asia Bitumen Market Overview: Improving Balance at the Start of 2026

At the start of 2026, the East Asian bitumen market is showing early signs of behavioral rebalancing after a prolonged period of one-sided pressure and subdued activity.While large-scale project demand has not yet fully materialized, clearer buying signals, improving liquidity in selected markets, and relative stability across Southeast Asia indicate that the region is adjusting...