 The oil market is currently showing an anomaly that cannot be explained by a simple "demand has grown." The spread between Brent and WTI has widened to levels that, in calm times, occur only during force majeure. The European benchmark has pulled away from the American one — and this is not about oil quality, but about the geopolitical premium that traders are factoring in. At the same time, the gas market is undergoing a structural breakdown. Gas exporters are sounding the alarm: demand is being destroyed not cyclically, but fundamentally. European industry is adapting to expensive gas — and this adaptation is becoming irreversible. Factories are switching to electricity, hydrogen projects are getting the green light, and LNG terminals risk being underutilized. What does this mean for an investor? The classic correlation between oil and gas is breaking down. Oil is holding up on geopolitics, while gas is under pressure from structural changes. Manually monitoring markets in such a situation means missing the moment when one of these trends reverses. ASI Biont analyzes these shifts in seconds — without manually monitoring dozens of sources. 1500 tokens at the start to see how AI agents work on real market data. https://asibiont.com