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The collapse of the US-Iran ceasefire on Wednesday, July 8, has raised fresh tensions in the Middle East and swiftly caused a return of volatility in global energy markets.   This has seen Brent crude surging from about $71 earlier in the week to almost $80 per barrel. According to market data published by Oilprice.com, …

Fresh US-Iran Tension Pushes Oil Price Near $80 per Barrel

The ongoing escalation of the crisis in the Middle East, specifically the conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, has pushed Brent crude prices above $100 per barrel. While this exceeds Nigeria’s budget benchmark of $64.85 per barrel, several structural and economic factors suggest the country may not fully reap the rewards of this surge. …

Nigeria Loses N16.2tn Oil Revenue 

The refinery says Nigerian crude oil more expensive than Brent crude   Dangote Petroleum Refinery has explained why it increased its ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, by ₦100 recently. The refinery had earlier in the week, the refinery had raised its ex-depot price of petrol from ₦774 to ₦874 …

Dangote Overtakes Importers, Now Supplies 62% of Nigeria’s Petrol Market

The global oil market was rattled on Monday, March 2, as crude prices surged toward $80 per barrel, driven by escalating tensions across the Middle East and fears of broader supply disruptions. According to data published by OilPrice.com, Brent Crude rose sharply on Monday, reaching $79.85 per barrel. The U.S. counterpart, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), …

Nigeria Loses N16.2tn Oil Revenue 

Nigeria’s oil production (including crude oil and condensate) dropped to 1.544 million barrels per day (bpd) in December from 1.599 million bpd in November. This reflects a 3.44 per cent decline on a month-on-month basis. This was revealed in the latest Crude Oil and Condensate data 2025 released by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission …

Nigeria’s Crude Output Drops Below OPEC Quota after two-month rally

There are concerns that the crisis in Venezuela presents a significant risk for Nigeria’s 2026 budget and the broader economy. While Venezuela and Nigeria are geographically distant, they are direct competitors in the global oil market. After months of tactical preparations, the United States invaded Venezuela during the weekend. The U.S. military force launched strikes …

How Venezuela Crisis May Affect Nigeria’s 2026 Budget, Economy
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