Markets, Trading, Pricing and Economic Framework
Crude oil and petroleum products remain at the heart of the global energy system and continue to play a critical role in economic development, industrial activity, and international trade. The overall market of the Oil and gas industry is complex and requires an integrated framework on Markets, Pricing and trading aspects
This Markets, Trading, Pricing, and Economic Framework programme by LPC provides a structured and practical introduction to the physical and financial markets for crude oil. It is designed to help participants understand how oil is traded, priced, and managed across global markets, combining market fundamentals with real-world commercial practices. The course examines the economic framework of the oil industry, including how market cycles, demand shocks, and global disruptions such as pandemics affect prices, trade flows, and investment decisions.
In addition, the programme addresses the evolving challenges facing the oil sector, including the impact of shale production, changing geopolitical dynamics, and emerging regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Through focused discussions on physical trading, pricing strategies, exchanges, futures, and derivative instruments such as swaps and options, participants gain a clear and practical understanding of how crude oil and petroleum product markets function in today’s rapidly changing energy landscape.
Course ID: ONGL1062
Length: 5 Days
Type: Classroom
City: Dubai
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Crude oil and petroleum products remain at the heart of the global energy system and continue to play a critical role in economic development, industrial activity, and international trade. The overall market of the Oil and gas industry is complex and requires an integrated framework on Markets, Pricing and trading aspects
This Markets, Trading, Pricing, and Economic Framework programme by LPC provides a structured and practical introduction to the physical and financial markets for crude oil. It is designed to help participants understand how oil is traded, priced, and managed across global markets, combining market fundamentals with real-world commercial practices. The course examines the economic framework of the oil industry, including how market cycles, demand shocks, and global disruptions such as pandemics affect prices, trade flows, and investment decisions.
In addition, the programme addresses the evolving challenges facing the oil sector, including the impact of shale production, changing geopolitical dynamics, and emerging regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Through focused discussions on physical trading, pricing strategies, exchanges, futures, and derivative instruments such as swaps and options, participants gain a clear and practical understanding of how crude oil and petroleum product markets function in today’s rapidly changing energy landscape.