British oil supermajor. BP runs one of the world's biggest oil-trading desks, trading around 12m barrels of oil per day—roughly 11 times its own production. The trading unit earned $2.2bn in the first quarter of 2026, up from almost nothing a year before, as price volatility from the Iran war created opportunities for traders to exploit regional price discrepancies. BP's share price has risen 14-17% since the war began, in common with European rivals TotalEnergies and Eni.
Nanny Ogg quite liked cooking, provided there were other people around to do things like chop up the vegetables and wash the dishes afterwards.