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How US Navy Is Keeping Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Moving Through Strait Of Hormuz
Donald Trump on Wednesday said that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that "a lot of boats are coming through".
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US Forces Redirect 12 Commercial Vessels As Naval Blockade Against Iran Remains
US forces have redirected 12 commercial vessels and disabled two ships as CENTCOM enforces a naval blockade against Iran. The move has heightened concerns over shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.
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Iran To Impose Service Fees On Strait of Hormuz Transit, Offers 'Special Treatment' To Allies
Iran will impose maritime service fees in the Strait of Hormuz after a 60-day toll-free period, offering preferential treatment to friendly nations. The US has opposed the move, warning it could threaten free navigation and global energy flows.
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US Sanctions 12 Iran-Linked Individuals, Entities Over China Oil Sales
As part of its war on Iran, the United States has tightened sanctions against Tehran's government and the IRGC in an attempt to economically stifle them.
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New Rail Cars Aren't Short-Term Fix for Oil Crunch, Morneau Says
Canada’s government is said not to favor Alberta’s proposal to buy trains to boost crude shipments by 120,000 barrels daily.
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Crude See-Saws as Supply Crunch Muted by Impending Demand Drop
Traders are looking for more clarity as the OPEC and its allies meet in Algiers later this week to discuss their output.
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IEA Warns of Higher Oil Prices as Iran, Venezuela Losses Deepen
IEA Warns of Higher Oil Prices as Iran, Venezuela Losses Deepen
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Secret Oil Shipments Could Help Iran Cushion U.S. Sanctions Blow
Discounts, bartering and smuggling are among the tactics Iran may lean on to cushion U.S. sanctions blow.
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Trump or Cheap Iran Oil: Dilemma Facing Fastest Growing User
The U.S. embargo on Iran oil shipments has put Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a quandary.
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First Oil Shipment Of 2 Million Barrels From US Arrives In India On Monday
The United States, the latest entrant in the league of oil exporters, is a natural partner to India in terms of transforming the country's economy and meeting the needs of the people through technology, an US government official said in Delhi on Friday.
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Oil Extends Slide To Second Straight Day On Glut Worries
Oil prices fell as much as 3 per cent for a second straight day on Tuesday, retreating swiftly from the year's highs hit last week, on renewed glut worries, a rebounding dollar and weaker global equities.
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Iran Exports First Oil Shipment To Europe Since Nuclear Deal
Iran says it has exported its first crude oil shipment to Europe since it reached a landmark nuclear deal with world powers, the official IRNA news agency reported Sunday.
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India takes nearly 40% less Iranian oil in 2013: report
Oil industry sources in India have said they expect no rapid increases in the imports in coming months, while noting shipments could fall further in the upcoming fiscal year.
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How US Navy Is Keeping Millions Of Barrels Of Oil Moving Through Strait Of Hormuz
Donald Trump on Wednesday said that the Strait of Hormuz is open and that "a lot of boats are coming through".
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US Forces Redirect 12 Commercial Vessels As Naval Blockade Against Iran Remains
US forces have redirected 12 commercial vessels and disabled two ships as CENTCOM enforces a naval blockade against Iran. The move has heightened concerns over shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions.
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Iran To Impose Service Fees On Strait of Hormuz Transit, Offers 'Special Treatment' To Allies
Iran will impose maritime service fees in the Strait of Hormuz after a 60-day toll-free period, offering preferential treatment to friendly nations. The US has opposed the move, warning it could threaten free navigation and global energy flows.
-
US Sanctions 12 Iran-Linked Individuals, Entities Over China Oil Sales
As part of its war on Iran, the United States has tightened sanctions against Tehran's government and the IRGC in an attempt to economically stifle them.
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New Rail Cars Aren't Short-Term Fix for Oil Crunch, Morneau Says
Canada’s government is said not to favor Alberta’s proposal to buy trains to boost crude shipments by 120,000 barrels daily.
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Crude See-Saws as Supply Crunch Muted by Impending Demand Drop
Traders are looking for more clarity as the OPEC and its allies meet in Algiers later this week to discuss their output.
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IEA Warns of Higher Oil Prices as Iran, Venezuela Losses Deepen
IEA Warns of Higher Oil Prices as Iran, Venezuela Losses Deepen
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Secret Oil Shipments Could Help Iran Cushion U.S. Sanctions Blow
Discounts, bartering and smuggling are among the tactics Iran may lean on to cushion U.S. sanctions blow.
-
Trump or Cheap Iran Oil: Dilemma Facing Fastest Growing User
The U.S. embargo on Iran oil shipments has put Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a quandary.
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First Oil Shipment Of 2 Million Barrels From US Arrives In India On Monday
The United States, the latest entrant in the league of oil exporters, is a natural partner to India in terms of transforming the country's economy and meeting the needs of the people through technology, an US government official said in Delhi on Friday.
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Oil Extends Slide To Second Straight Day On Glut Worries
Oil prices fell as much as 3 per cent for a second straight day on Tuesday, retreating swiftly from the year's highs hit last week, on renewed glut worries, a rebounding dollar and weaker global equities.
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Iran Exports First Oil Shipment To Europe Since Nuclear Deal
Iran says it has exported its first crude oil shipment to Europe since it reached a landmark nuclear deal with world powers, the official IRNA news agency reported Sunday.
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India takes nearly 40% less Iranian oil in 2013: report
Oil industry sources in India have said they expect no rapid increases in the imports in coming months, while noting shipments could fall further in the upcoming fiscal year.
