Oil

The U.S. airstrike that killed a powerful Iranian general and heightened tensions in the oil-rich region could boost the fortunes of troubled North American energy companies.

Mexico’s government hedged oil exports for this year at an average $49 a barrel. locking in protection against low crude prices.

OPEC’s output declined last month as several Persian Gulf producers stepped up their implementation of cutbacks aimed at balancing global oil markets.

The U.S. assassination of one of Iran’s most powerful generals has the oil industry bracing for something it has long feared and anticipated.

Oil in New York capped its biggest annual increase since 2016. as OPEC’s production cuts tempered supplies while a trade pact between the U.S. and China.

Iran continues to export oil. especially to China.

Operations resumed at Iraq'.s southern Nassiriya oil field on Dec. 30.

in a nine-month period as of March 21. 2019. some 64.337 tons of oil products have been exported from Bahonar port in south Iran.

Russia agreed to expand its 228.000 bpd in cuts by an additional 70.000 bpd for a total of about 300.000 bpd.

Libya’s largest functioning refinery in Zawiya is located around 49 kilometers (30 miles) from the capital. Tripoli.