Giulia Petroni

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Reporter covering oil and gas markets and other energy news for The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires. https://www.wsj.com/news/author/giulia-petroni

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Saudi Arabia Cuts Flagship Oil Price to Asia for Third Straight Month - WSJ

Saudi Arabia lowered the price of its crude for Asian buyers for the third consecutive month, signaling caution as concerns over excess supply continue to weigh on global markets. State-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco set the official selling price for Febru... See more

wsj.com•Giulia Petroni•Jan 6, 2026

Oil Prices Fall as U.S. Capture of Venezuela's Maduro Raises Questions Over Supply - WSJ

Crude prices fell on Monday after the U.S. ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in a surprise military operation over the weekend and said it would take control of the oil-producing nation. In early European trading, Brent crude was down 0.8% at $60.28... See more

wsj.com•Giulia Petroni•Jan 5, 2026

Oil Prices Climb as Trump's Venezuela Blockade Raises Supply Risks - WSJ

Oil prices rose more than 1.5% on Wednesday after President Trump ordered a total blockade of all sanctioned tankers entering and leaving Venezuela, raising risks of prolonged supply disruptions in the region. In early European trade, Brent crude was up 1... See more

wsj.com•Giulia Petroni•Dec 17, 2025

Oil Holds Near Lowest Level Since 2021 on Ukraine Peace Hopes, Looming Oversupply - WSJ

Oil prices extended losses on Tuesday, hovering near their lowest level since 2021 as renewed optimism over Russia-Ukraine peace talks and prospects of a widening surplus weighed on markets. In midmorning European trade, Brent crude fell 1.8% to $59.46 a ... See more

wsj.com•Giulia Petroni•Dec 16, 2025

OPEC Holds Oil-Demand View Steady But Expects Higher Supply From Rivals - WSJ

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries left its oil-demand outlook unchanged as it prepares to pause output hikes in early 2026, but modestly raised its forecast for this year’s supply growth from rival producers. The Vienna-based cartel ex... See more

wsj.com•Giulia Petroni•Dec 11, 2025

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Masters, Journalism at University Of TasmaniaGraduated: 2018

Bachelors, Literature at Sapienza Università Di RomaGraduated: 2017

International Relations at University Of Glasgow School Of Geographical And Earth SciencesGraduated: 2016

Writing at Columbia UniversityGraduated: 2014

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Saudi Arabia Cuts Flagship Oil Price to Asia for Third Straight Month - WSJ

Oil Prices Fall as U.S. Capture of Venezuela's Maduro Raises Questions Over Supply - WSJ

Oil Prices Climb as Trump's Venezuela Blockade Raises Supply Risks - WSJ

Oil Holds Near Lowest Level Since 2021 on Ukraine Peace Hopes, Looming Oversupply - WSJ

OPEC Holds Oil-Demand View Steady But Expects Higher Supply From Rivals - WSJ

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Saudi Arabia Cuts Flagship Oil Price to Asia for Third Straight Month - WSJ

Oil Prices Fall as U.S. Capture of Venezuela's Maduro Raises Questions Over Supply - WSJ

Oil Prices Climb as Trump's Venezuela Blockade Raises Supply Risks - WSJ

Oil Holds Near Lowest Level Since 2021 on Ukraine Peace Hopes, Looming Oversupply - WSJ

OPEC Holds Oil-Demand View Steady But Expects Higher Supply From Rivals - WSJ