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Crude Oil Imports

June 15, 2025
Business

Why Saudi Arabia Increased Oil Production Ahead of Israel’s Strike on Iran

Saudi Arabia’s decision to boost oil output earlier this year, before Israel’s sudden attack on Iran, has drawn attention to the complex interplay between geopolitics and market strategy in the Middle East.

India

India’s Challenges on the Energy Front Formidable

It is generally said that energy consumption levels are an indication of industrial, economic, and social conditions in society. This is true, as the use of energy is essential for industrial, agricultural, services, transport, power, and other sectors, the growth

September 1, 2024

Is China Reaching Peak Oil? Implications for the Global Market

Business/Shipping and Maritime

According to a report by the Financial Times, China, the world’s largest oil importer, may be approaching peak oil demand sooner than expected—a trend

Oil Traders Avoid Long-Term Tanker Charters Amid Trump Era Uncertainty

Business/Trade Wars

The uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s foreign policies, particularly in regard to tariffs and international conflicts, is causing oil traders to shy away from long-term

Oil Prices Hover as Ukraine Peace Talks and U.S. Rate Decision Loom

December 9, 2025
Business

Oil prices steadied on Tuesday after falling roughly 2% in the previous session, as traders monitored developments in peace talks aimed at ending Russia’s war in Ukraine and awaited the Federal Reserve’s

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IEA Warns Global Oil Supply Surging Amid Weakening Demand

August 13, 2025
Business

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned that rising global oil production, led by Saudi Arabia, is set to collide with weakening demand in the final quarter of 2025, particularly in Asia.

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Why Saudi Arabia Increased Oil Production Ahead of Israel’s Strike on Iran

June 15, 2025
Business

Saudi Arabia’s decision to boost oil output earlier this year, before Israel’s sudden attack on Iran, has drawn attention to the complex interplay between geopolitics and market strategy in the Middle East.

More

Oil Prices Surge as US-Iran Tensions Escalate

June 12, 2025
Business

Oil prices soared on Wednesday amid rising fears of conflict in the Middle East, after the Pentagon authorized the voluntary departure of military dependants from parts of the region and President Donald

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OPEC+ Announces Surprise Oil Production Increase, Sending Prices Tumbling

March 5, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

OPEC+ has announced it will move forward with plans to increase oil production starting in April, a decision that caught markets off guard and led to a sharp drop in crude prices.

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Oil Traders Avoid Long-Term Tanker Charters Amid Trump Era Uncertainty

February 24, 2025
Business/Trade Wars

The uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s foreign policies, particularly in regard to tariffs and international conflicts, is causing oil traders to shy away from long-term tanker charter agreements, exacerbating the already volatile landscape

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Is China Reaching Peak Oil? Implications for the Global Market

January 17, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

According to a report by the Financial Times, China, the world’s largest oil importer, may be approaching peak oil demand sooner than expected—a trend that could have far-reaching consequences for global oil

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India’s Challenges on the Energy Front Formidable

September 1, 2024
India

It is generally said that energy consumption levels are an indication of industrial, economic, and social conditions in society. This is true, as the use of energy is essential for industrial, agricultural,

More

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