Oil

Crude Oil Inventories See Larger than Expected Drop

The American Petroleum Institute (API) estimated that crude oil inventories in the United States fell by 1.455 million barrels for the week ending February 28. Analysts had expected a smaller 300,000-barrel draw. This offsets just a small part of the 12 million barrels of builds in U.S. crude oil inventories …

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Turkey Aims for Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline to Run at Full Capacity

Turkey is seeking to maximise the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline’s capacity as operations resume through Ceyhan, according to Turkish Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar. Bayraktar emphasised Turkey’s readiness to resume operations, despite a lack of confirmation on flow resumption, according to a report by Reporter. Turkey halted the operation of the pipeline …

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Iranian Oil Supply to China in Set to Rebound in March 2025

China’s imports of Iranian oil is set to rebound in March as non-sanctioned tankers, drawn by lucrative payoffs, joined the trade replacing vessels under US embargo, trade sources and analysts said. The rebound of sanctioned oil shipments to China, the world’s top importer, is easing supply worries that had boosted …

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Kazakhstan’s Caspian Pipeline Oil Exports on Schedule

Kazakhstan’s oil exports via its main oil export route, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), remain on schedule despite recent damages to the pipeline, the country’s energy minister announced on Wednesday. Russia’s Kropotkinskaya pumping station in southern Krasnodar region was hit by a Ukrainian drone attack on February 17. “So far …

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