Ryan Dezember is a Reporter at LiveMint. He specializes in the intersections of energy and mining, finance, and commodities markets, covering topics such as oil and gas, minerals and metals, and energy policy and regulation. Ryan's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, The Wall Street Journal, and Yahoo News.
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By: Ryan Dezember
Poland and China gobbled up gold when prices slipped in July, while Russia, which touched off the global gold binge, continued to sell down its reserves of the precious metal, according to a new report on central bank gold buying. As has been the case each month of the past two years except this pa
By: Ryan Dezember
It was already a bad day for oil stocks with crude prices declining and interest rates headed higher, when a big stock sale from Diamondback Energy’s largest shareholder pushed the Texas driller’s
President Trump says he struck a diesel-supply deal with Russia. It likely won't do much to ease fuel prices ahead of next month's midterm elections.
By: Ryan Dezember
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are questioning the agreement’s legality.
By: Ryan Dezember
Diesel futures prices rose 4.5% Tuesday, climbing to the highest price in two weeks following President Trump's latest move to lower fuel prices ahead of next month's midterm elections. On Friday, Trump reversed U.S. foreign policy, [announcing a deal](https://www.wsj/politics/policy/trump-stri
U.S. crude oil prices rose for the seventh consecutive trading session Friday to end at their highest point in a month as escalating tensions in the Mideast rattled traders. West Texas Intermediate for November delivery ended at $101.41 a barrel, up 3.5% on the day and more than 10% for the week. B
Record domestic production and expectations for mild weather are keeping natural-gas prices low.
By: Ryan Dezember
Smelters in Quebec run on cheap hydroelectric power. The Trump administration’s 50% tariff has pushed up prices for American industry.
SAGUENAY, Quebec—When Nazi planes were blitzing London during World War II and the U.S. needed to build more aircraft and munitions in a hurry, it
Global aluminum prices have rarely been higher due to restrictions on Russian metal and the Iran war, which choked off Mideastern supplies. In the U.S.—where the benchmark combines the price set in London's metal-trading pits plus the so-called Midwest Premium for transportation and import taxes—Pre
