Analysts are recording a rare divergence in the energy market: oil quotes are confidently rising, while gas is plunging. Brent and WTI have diverged in price the most in recent months — European purchases from US strategic reserves are creating an abnormal spread. Natural gas, on the other hand, is losing ground — the Gas Exporting Countries Forum has officially acknowledged a structural decline in demand. For businesses, this is a signal to reconsider their energy strategy. While geopolitics is driving oil up, gas contracts are becoming a zone of opportunity. The gap between Brent and WTI is a classic arbitrage that doesn't last long. The question is not whether the situation will change, but whether you will manage to enter before the spread collapses. ASI Biont analyzes market divergences in seconds — comparing data on oil, gas, and macroeconomics with one click. 1500 tokens at the start for new users — build your strategy on data, not on feelings.