Bangladesh has raised fuel prices by up to 17.4 percent, its third hike since April, as the Middle East conflict drives up global oil and shipping costs.
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Japan’s oil refiners have secured enough crude through November despite Middle East tensions, the Petroleum Association of Japan said, drawing on national reserves.
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Australia’s energy minister will visit Saudi Arabia next week over fuel security fears, as the escalating Middle East conflict threatens global oil supply.
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Gulf states called off a planned meeting with Iran as Yemen’s Houthis struck a Saudi airbase, sending oil prices higher amid a widening Middle East war.
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Brent crude rose above $100 a barrel for the first time since July as escalating Middle East conflict deepened fears over regional oil supply.
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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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Asia’s diesel exports to Africa are set to hit a four-and-a-half-year high in August as buyers replace falling Middle East supply disrupted by shipping risks.
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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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ExxonMobil Faces Output Pressure as Middle East Tensions Disrupt Key Production Hubs
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