laura: good evening, this is the the ingraham angle from washington tonight. cleaning up for the boss is the focus of tonight s the angle. democrat governors have said fixing the homelessness and crime problem is complex and would take more money and patience. police officials told the angle they felt hopeless. laura: you can live out here and do as much drugs as you want? yes, clearing tents and homeless encampments, can t do that. they want us to, we can t by law. judge says unless you can provide a bed for every person out here. laura: residents complain about the crime. fell on deaf ears. all they needed was visit by chinese president xi jinping. san francisco is in the spotlight for the asia-pacific conference, they are making sure they shine. scrubbing and power washing is happening all over the city. bottom of my shoes are clean. it is noticeable how clear the streets look and how few encampments there are. laura: this shows what frauds political
Oil Market Updates: While the market sees the fair price for oil at USD 72 to USD 88 per barrel, "the markets are probably a bit too relaxed," Ben Luckock, co-head of oil trading at Trafigura, told the APPEC conference in Singapore.
There was no clear consensus on how the various influences would play out when the oil industry held its annual gathering this week in Asia, the top-importing region and the likely driver of global crude oil demand for the coming years.
(Bloomberg) After a late summer lull, the event calendar is starting to fill up again in the world of commodities. Singapore will host the three-day APPEC oil and energy industry conference starting Monday as well as the four-day Gastech 2023 Conference starting Tuesday. Meanwhile, natural gas investors will be focused on the Australian labor disputes that have roiled markets over the past month with work stoppages slated to begin at two Chevron Corp. facilities as soon as Thursday.Most Read