What’s Next After the US Tanker Attacks?
Tensions are expected to rise yet further after the 13th June attack on two US tankers in waters between the Gulf Arab states and Iran.
Read More »The Sliding Market Share of OPEC
OPEC nations are bearing the burden of the market-share loss unevenly.
Read More »China Rejects US Policy on Stopping Iranian Oil Exports
China does not support US policy on eliminating Iran'.s oil exports. the director-general of the Department of Arms Control at the Chinese Foreign Ministry stated.
Read More »Russia. OPEC will Support Oil Prices
The deal removed 1.2 million barrels a day of OPEC+ production. helping to send oil prices higher.
Read More »Oil Prices Rise Ahead of OPEC Meeting
The two sides will discuss their oil policies at the meeting scheduled for July 1-2 in Vienna.
Read More »G20 Meeting may Offer more Clarity for OPEC. Non-OPEC
China and India are among the world’s top oil consumers while Russia supplies oil to both of those nations.
Read More »Iran Increasing Oil Refining Capacity Amidst US Sanctions
Iran’s oil and gas industries are growing reliance on domestic capacities and indigenous technologies. Iranian Deputy Oil Minister Alireza Sadeqabadi said.
Read More »US will Lead Oil Output Growth Through 2030
US crude exports will keep rising as domestic production grows.
Read More »Repsol Announces First Oil from Buckskin Project Ahead of Schedule
Spanish oil firm Repsol has announced it has achieved first oil from its deep-water Buckskin project in the Gulf Of Mexico.
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