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IE week is starting here in London but over the weekend things were busy in politics!
Published: February 9, 2026
Written by:
Will Cunliffe

Will Cunliffe

Research Analyst, The Officials
Will Cunliffe
,
Edward Hayden-Briffett

Edward Hayden-Briffett

Research Analyst, The Officials
Edward Hayden-Briffett
and
Spyridon Kokas

Spyridon Kokas

Research Analyst, The Officials
Spyridon Kokas
Reviewed by:
Jorge Montepeque

Jorge Montepeque

Head of Benchmarking, Flux
Jorge Montepeque
Edition: Free EditionVolume: 3Issue: 27
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IE week is starting here in London but over the weekend things were busy in politics!

The annual gathering in London for International Energy (or Petroleum if you’re a traditionalist 😊) Week is kicking off. Traders, brokers and consultants are converging to make their opinions known, drink and eat canapés. We hope to see some of you there! The market softened slightly this morning, with Brent trading down through the Asian session towards the low-$67 range but bounced to $67.49/bbl by the close.

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