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Mobius Risk Group
Data Infrastructure and Analytics
Houston, Texas 1,567 followers
Award-winning strategy and risk technology for energy, metals, agriculture, and carbon.
About us
Mobius Risk Group is an award-winning strategy and risk technology firm in energy, metals, agriculture, and carbon. Founded in 2002 and advising on over $100B in energy and commodity transactions every year, Mobius integrates research, technology, and unparalleled subject matter expertise to help producers, consumers, and investors meet cash and credit objectives.
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External link for Mobius Risk Group
- Industry
- Data Infrastructure and Analytics
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Houston, Texas
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2002
Locations
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5847 San Felipe St., Suite 2502
Houston, Texas 77057, US
Employees at Mobius Risk Group
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We are hiring a Natural Gas Scheduler to join our team in Houston. Get more information here: https://lnkd.in/gFPMUdkh
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U.S. LNG exports are growing fast. Asia & Europe are securing long-term supply, reshaping global trade. More insights in our latest podcast. Listen here: 🎧 https://hubs.ly/Q036Y93Q0
Energy Markets & Russia-Ukraine Negotiations | Mobius Risk Group
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Energy Forecasts: What’s Driving the Discrepancies? OPEC, the IEA, and the DOE each provide oil demand projections—but they don’t always align. What’s behind these differences, and how do they impact global markets? This week’s Energy Desk episode unpacks: -The latest demand revisions from major forecasting agencies - Market reactions to shifting supply expectations - What this means for energy traders and policymakers Get the full breakdown in our latest episode.
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Energy Shots: Easing Trade Disruptions vs. Tariffs President Trump’s tariff threats and intensifying negotiations between the US and major trade partners have led to a prevailing market narrative that inflation and borrowing costs have considerable upside skew in 2025. The latest rate cut probabilities derived from the markets’ Fed Fund futures positioning shows >99% aggregated odds for just two 25 bps cuts by the Fed’s meeting on December 10, 2025. However, a closer look at global trade patterns in 2024 provides a counterargument to the markets’ consensus inflation expectations. The inflationary effects of US tariffs must contend with the disinflationary effects of 1) a successful Israel-Hamas ceasefire that restores traffic through the Suez Canal, 2) eased restrictions and restored vessel traffic through the Panama Canal, and 3) early-January’s successful ILA-USMX labor agreement negotiations that ended disruption threats at major US ports.