Alaric Nightingale
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Houthi Hit On Russian Fuel Has Traders Recalculating Risks
The attack means that a greater slice of the 3 million barrels a day of Russian crude oil and fuel that has been flowing through the Red Sea to reach customers in Asia could be at risk.
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With Houthis Menacing Fleet, Shipping’s Great Detour Around Africa Gathers Pace
Dozens of container ships bringing manufactured goods from Asia to Europe are setting off on arduous detours around Africa — snarling trade and delaying cargo deliveries — after a wave of attacks by Houthi militants on the merchant fleet.
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Shipping Giants Pause Red Sea Route As Houthi Attacks Intensify
Container shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S instructed any ships heading for the southern entrance of the Red Sea to halt their voyages following an attack on one of its vessels and spiraling risks to the merchant fleet in the area posed by Houthi militants.
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Shipping Giants Pause Red Sea Route As Houthi Attacks Intensify
Container shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S instructed any ships heading for the southern entrance of the Red Sea to halt their voyages following an attack on one of its vessels and spiraling risks to the merchant fleet in the area posed by Houthi militants.
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How Russia Punched An $11 Billion Hole In The West’s Oil Sanctions
Moscow’s monthly income from oil exports is greater now than before the invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the failure of measures to curb its war chest.
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Iran Oil Flows Fell Sharply Last Month, Satellites Watcher Says
Iran’s oil exports dropped for a second month in October, data from a firm that analyzes satellite imagery of tanker movements show.
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Iran Oil Flows Fell Sharply Last Month, Satellites Watcher Says
Iran’s oil exports dropped for a second month in October, data from a firm that analyzes satellite imagery of tanker movements show.
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Oil Options Are Pricing In A Smaller Risk Of Middle East Escalation
Oil options are tentatively pricing in a smaller risk of escalation in the Middle East as a result of the Gaza war.
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Oil Options Are Pricing In A Smaller Risk Of Middle East Escalation
Oil options are tentatively pricing in a smaller risk of escalation in the Middle East as a result of the Gaza war.
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Oil Options Are Pricing In A Smaller Risk Of Middle East Escalation
Oil options are tentatively pricing in a smaller risk of escalation in the Middle East as a result of the Gaza war.
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Iran’s Booming Oil Flows Surge Above Two Million Barrels A Day
Iran’s oil exports are surging this month, swelling global flows at a time when other producers are cutting back, according to a firm that monitors satellite imagery of individual tankers.
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Iran’s Booming Oil Flows Surge Above Two Million Barrels A Day
Iran’s oil exports are surging this month, swelling global flows at a time when other producers are cutting back, according to a firm that monitors satellite imagery of individual tankers.
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Russia’s Flagship Crude Oil Surpasses G-7 Price Cap For First Time
Urals crude topped $60 a barrel on Wednesday, climbing above the cap that the Group of Seven set last year.
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Russia’s Flagship Crude Is Trading on Cusp on G7 Price Cap
Russia’s flagship Urals crude oil rose to the cusp of a price cap that Group of Seven nations imposed in an effort to cut the Kremlin’s funding for the war in Ukraine.
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Russia’s Flagship Crude Is Trading on Cusp on G7 Price Cap
Russia’s flagship Urals crude oil rose to the cusp of a price cap that Group of Seven nations imposed in an effort to cut the Kremlin’s funding for the war in Ukraine.
