Sharon Cho
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Indian Oil Corp Resumes Trade on Russian Sovcomflot Ships
Suezmax tanker Vladimir Tikhonov discharged around 1 million barrels of Russian flagship Urals crude at Paradip port, where Indian Oil has a refinery, on Thursday, according to Bloomberg ship-tracking data.
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Oil-Watchers Expect OPEC+ To Extend Supply Cuts Into Second Half
OPEC+ is expected to prolong oil output cuts into the second half of the year as it seeks to stave off a global surplus and shore up prices.
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Oil-Watchers Expect OPEC+ To Extend Supply Cuts Into Second Half
OPEC+ is expected to prolong oil output cuts into the second half of the year as it seeks to stave off a global surplus and shore up prices.
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Reliance Tries To Sell US Oil As Russian Flows Gain
Indian refiners including Reliance have recently started taking Russia’s Sokol grade again after mainly avoiding it since December amid a tougher approach to sanctions from the U.S.
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Reliance Tries To Sell US Oil As Russian Flows Gain
Indian refiners including Reliance have recently started taking Russia’s Sokol grade again after mainly avoiding it since December amid a tougher approach to sanctions from the U.S.
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The Odds Of $100 Oil Are Rising As Supply Shocks Convulse the Market
Mexico slashes shipments against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions.
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The Odds Of $100 Oil Are Rising As Supply Shocks Convulse the Market
Mexico slashes shipments against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions.
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Saudi Arabia Hikes Key Oil Prices Further As Market Tightens
Saudi Arabia hiked the price of its flagship crude to its main buyers in Asia for next month after OPEC+ agreed to keep current supply cuts in place and the Middle Eastern oil market shows signs of strengthening.
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Shortage Of Oil Tankers At Hand As Red Sea Attacks Divert Trade
Longstanding warnings from the oil tanker industry that too few of the ships are being built are coming back to haunt the market after Houthi attacks on commercial shipping caused widespread diversions in global petroleum trades.
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Shortage Of Oil Tankers At Hand As Red Sea Attacks Divert Trade
Longstanding warnings from the oil tanker industry that too few of the ships are being built are coming back to haunt the market after Houthi attacks on commercial shipping caused widespread diversions in global petroleum trades.
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OPEC-Watchers Predict Extension Of Oil Cuts Into Next Quarter
Global oil markets are in surplus, and the overhang would expand considerably if the 22-nation OPEC+ bloc were to restore production, the International Energy Agency in Paris said in a report last week.
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Red Sea Danger Is Spurring Global Oil Buyers To Go Local
The global oil market is looking increasingly local as militant attacks in the Red Sea and surging freight rates make supplies from closer to home more attractive.
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Red Sea Danger Is Spurring Global Oil Buyers To Go Local
The global oil market is looking increasingly local as militant attacks in the Red Sea and surging freight rates make supplies from closer to home more attractive.
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Oil Advances Ahead of Promised US Response to Jordan Attack
Oil held the biggest loss in three weeks on signs of rising US crude production, which added to a robust supply outlook and overshadowed continuing tensions in the Middle East.
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Oil Advances Ahead of Promised US Response to Jordan Attack
Oil held the biggest loss in three weeks on signs of rising US crude production, which added to a robust supply outlook and overshadowed continuing tensions in the Middle East.
