Iran says it will soon declare a new restricted zone in the Gulf and new Strait of Hormuz shipping maps, as fresh US-Iran attacks on ships lifted oil prices.
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Oil headed for a weekly gain above 6 percent as US-Iran fighting resumed, while US diesel prices hit a record high, fuelling fresh global inflation fears.
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Oil prices fell further on Tuesday as investors shrugged off the latest US sanctions on Iran, with Brent down 1.0 percent to $91.27 a barrel.
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Oil prices hit a three-week high on Wednesday as uncertainty over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and continuing supply disruptions supported the market.
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Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz slowed over the weekend after tanker attacks, with only five commodity vessels crossing on Saturday and none on Sunday.
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Oil prices rose in volatile trade on Wednesday after attacks on two ships and stalled US-Iran talks renewed worries about Middle East supply disruptions.
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Iran Threatens Indefinite Closure of Strait of Hormuz After Trump’s 48-Hour Ultimatum
KEY POINTS Iran has warned it could shut the Strait of Hormuz indefinitely if the United States carries out threats to attack its power infrastructure. The warning followed a 48-hour …
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KEY POINTS The government of Qatar has confirmed that Iranian missile strikes caused significant damage to the Ras Laffan Industrial City, the country’s primary gas production hub. Authorities said the …
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Kurdish oil exports are booming despite a pipeline shutdown, with trucks carrying crude to Iran and Turkey. The US is monitoring the trade to assess compliance with sanctions.
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Oil prices climbed higher on Thursday, extending the previous day’s sharp gains, as the Middle East faced multiple crises that threatened to disrupt the region’s oil supply. A series of …