Tag Archives: United States of America

IEA Sees U.S. Sanctions on Russia Disrupting Oil Flows

The new expansive U.S. sanctions on the Russian oil industry and exports could affect global oil flows, complicating trade logistics for producers using shadow fleets such as Russia, Iran, and Venezuela, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Wednesday. Despite the prospect of declining supply from Russia and Iran, with …

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Oil Prices Jump to 4-Month High on Fresh U.S. Sanctions

Crude oil prices started the week with a gain that pushed Brent crude to the highest in four months following the introduction of a fresh package of sanctions against Russia by the Biden administration. The sanctions focused on Russia’s oil industry. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading …

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EIA: Iraqi Oil Exports to US Dip over the Week

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) announced, on Sunday, that Iraqi oil exports to the US had dropped during the past week. “In a span of a week, the US imports of crude oil from 10 major countries amounted to 6.016 million bpd, up by 251,000 bpd from the previous …

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Canada Threatens Trump Tariff Retaliation

Ever since President-elect Donald Trump started talking about tariffs, Canada’s government has gone through a transformation. Overtly not huge fans of oil and gas, the ministers in Ottawa suddenly turned defensive. The latest to do that was resource minister Jonathan Wilkinson, who this week threatened in-kind retaliation against Trump’s tariffs. …

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Oil Prices Edge down on Rising U.S. Fuel Inventories

Oil prices declined for a second day on Thursday after large builds in fuel inventories in the U.S., the world’s biggest oil user, though expectations for increasing winter fuel demand and concerns over tighter supply limited the drop. Brent crude futures fell 8 cents to $76.08 a barrel by 0409 …

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