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Four tankers loaded with Russian Arctic LNG 2 cargo remain at sea with unknown destinations Four tankers carrying LNG from Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project, representing 40% of a “dark fleet” bypassing Western sanctions, are currently sailing without signaling a destination. These vessels include the Pioneer (138,000 cubic meters), Asya Energy (137,200 cubic meters), Nova Energy (150,000 cubic meters), and Everest Energy (138,028 cubic meters). Read More: Reuters

Commodities Steady After China Pledges Support for Growth, No New Fiscal Stimulus  Commodities prices stabilized after China’s government promised more support for the economy, especially for the real estate sector and local governments. However, investors remain cautious, awaiting more concrete fiscal measures to stimulate demand.  Read More: Bloomberg

Cove Point LNG Facility in Maryland Resumes Operations After Maintenance  Berkshire Hathaway Energy's Cove Point LNG export facility in Maryland returned to production on October 12 after a three-week maintenance shutdown. Gas flows at the facility increased to 844 million cubic feet per day, boosting overall U.S. LNG export capacity. Read More: Reuters