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Weekly Bitumen Report: 2026 Started with Cautious Oil, Tense Politics, and a Market in Wait

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week From Sanctions to the Battlefield; Politics Still Leads the Energy Market The year 2026 began while, in the last week of the previous year, US energy pressure on Venezuela increased through stronger sanctions and executive actions against oil export networks, especially in Latin America. This again showed...

East Asia Bitumen Market Outlook | First Two Weeks of January 2026

In early January 2026, the East Asian bitumen market is not yet ready for a rebound but it is clearly at a decision point.Following the year-end holidays, activity remains limited, with most market participants observing conditions rather than taking firm buying positions. China Bitumen Market The market remains highly price-sensitive.Cargo arrivals continue, but without an...

Weekly Bitumen Report: End of 2025 with Political Risks and Split Markets; Energy in a Fragile Balance

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week A Tense Christmas; Energy Policy Woke Up before the New Year As Christmas 2025 arrives at the same time as the final weeks of the year, US foreign policy has entered the holidays with a tough signal. In recent days, Washington has seized several oil tankers linked...

Weekly Bitumen Report: From $59 Brent Crude to Iran’s Fixed Bitumen Price; Supply Matters More Than Demand

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Politics Returned to the Energy Market Again, from Venezuela to Ukraine After the United States issued an order for a naval blockade of Venezuela to stop the movement of sanctioned oil tankers, the Venezuelan government has asked for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council to...

East Asia Bitumen Market Analysis: Oversupply and Weak Demand Keep Prices Under Pressure

The bitumen market in East Asia continued to face downward pressure over the past two weeks.Weak regional demand, excess supply from key hubs, and the absence of new winter infrastructure projects shaped a cautious and defensive market environment.In this analytical review, Infinity Galaxy highlights key developments in China, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, while...

Weekly Bitumen Report: A Deep Price Gap Between East Asia and the Middle East Bitumen

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Wars Enter a Faster Phase Over the past week, news about the Russia-Ukraine war grew as political meetings increased. The leaders of the UK, France, Germany, and Ukraine met in London and called for more financial and military pressure on Moscow. At the same time, the Ukraine...

Weekly Bitumen Report: How Did Iran’s Bitumen Stay Stable While Asia and Europe Fell?

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week A World in Fragile Semi-Balance The five-hour meeting between Trump’s special envoy and Putin in Moscow ended with no practical results. The Kremlin called it “constructive,” but there is no sign of progress toward ending the war. At the same time, NATO held an emergency meeting after...

East Asia Bitumen Market Analysis: Supply Pressure Dominates Regional Trends

The bitumen market in East Asia experienced another week of pressure during 22–28 November 2025.Weak demand, high supply, and end-of-year project delays shaped the general atmosphere inthe region.In this analytical weekly review, Infinity Galaxy highlights key movements in China, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, while explaining how regional connections influenced the overall trend. China,...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Will New Tensions in Ukraine and Lebanon Become the Next Driver of Volatility in Oil and Bitumen Markets?

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Three Unstable Fronts in the World In Europe, the Ukraine war has entered a new phase. The Kremlin says it has received a revised peace plan and will meet Trump’s special envoy in Moscow next week, but there is still no real sign of a deal between...

Weekly Bitumen Report: The Fragile Energy Balance: Which Shock Is the World Moving Toward Next?

The Political and Economic Developments of the Week Venezuela Tensions and East Asia Friction, Which Crisis Will Push Energy Prices Higher First? This week, the geopolitical scene came under pressure from several simultaneous events that are reshaping global energy flows and market behavior. The U.S., by sending an aircraft carrier to the Caribbean and increasing...