Oil Market Watch: Oil prices eased as Gulf exports edged back, helping stocks stay near records; still, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned global commercial buffers are nearly drained, leaving less spare oil that can be quickly tapped if supply risks flare. Middle East Shipping: India said 12 crew members (11 Indian) were injured in an unexplained attack on the Panamanian-flag tanker “On Peace” in the Strait of Hormuz, urging navigation and trade to reopen. U.S. Fuel Prices: AAA reported Florida regular gasoline fell about 29 cents in a week to around $4.08/gal, with national prices also easing slightly. Power Demand & AI: Google locked in 3.6 GW of power from Constellation for AI data centers, with a major share tied to new nuclear capacity—turning the AI buildout into a power-plant race. Grid & Gas Infrastructure: SpaceX sought approval for a natural gas pipeline near Cape Canaveral to secure more reliable fuel for growing operations. Policy & Investment: Nigeria launched its 2026 oil licensing round offering 40 blocks, with rules requiring beneficial owner disclosure to boost transparency. Energy Security & Reform: The World Bank warned Bangladesh’s growth is being held back by energy supply constraints and urged faster reforms to ease shortages. Renewables & Deals: Malaysia and France are expected to sign an MoU on energy transition to expand cooperation on renewables and green tech.