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Andreas Steno Larsen highlights the impact of extreme volatility in energy markets, pointing out that such fluctuations have largely resulted in losses.
He emphasizes that making money is almost impossible when prices surge and then collapse by $20 within days. Steno Larsen's comments come as Vitol Group reorganizes its derivatives team in London, reflecting the challenges posed by recent market swings.
Steno Larsen has tracked recent energy price trends, noting that U.S. gasoline prices surged by $0.93 after the start of the war, with averages reaching $3.93 and California hitting $5.69 per gallon. He has also examined the role of macroeconomic risk analysis, explaining how warfare influences financial markets. These observations come as energy market instability continues to affect traders and analysts alike.