Parvin Faghfouri Azar

Red Sea Shipping Crisis Rekindles Inflation Fears

The Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea have forced many tanker and container ship operators to reroute voyages via Africa, which has increased travel times, delayed goods delivery, disrupted supply chains, and raised shipping costs. The disruption to traffic via the Red Sea/Suez Canal route could continue …

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Iran’s Non-Oil Exports Hit $36bln in 9 Months

Non-oil exports of the Islamic Republic of Iran exceeded $36 billion over the past 9 months of the Iranian calendar year, a senior Iranian trade official announced. The export director general of the Iranian customs organization, Ali Akbar Shamani, said on Tuesday the country’s non-oil exports have reached $36bln over …

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Russian LNG Exporter Targets Higher Prices to Asia

Russian Sakhalin Energy wants to increase long-term contract prices, threatening to drive up energy costs in South Korea and Japan. Sakhalin Energy sees a tighter gas market now than it did earlier. Accordingly, the talks in North Asia began late last year as part of a regular price review that …

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TotalEnergies Buys Stake in 405 MW Danish Wind Power

TotalEnergies has bought a majority stake in two offshore wind projects in Denmark from European Energy and both companies agreed to cooperate on offshore wind auctions in the Scandinavian nation. Under the agreement, the French energy company takes an 85% stake in the 240 MW Jammerland Bugt project and a …

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Fewer Markets are Importing Russia’s Coal

Russia’s reliance on four, mainly Asian, countries to import its coal has increased since some countries implemented sanctions against Russia after it invaded Ukraine, according to Global Trade Tracker data. This trade shift corresponds with increased coal exports from the United States to Europe and EU sanctions that went into …

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