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Persian Gulf crude exports have recovered to about 80% of pre-war levels, but oil remains stuck near $100 a barrel. Yet, getting volume through the Strait of Hormuz has not brought back cheap supply, as last week’s Brent price settled around $102.7 per barrel. Exports passed 14 million barrels a day last week for the f
The movement of oil out of the Middle East is reportedly above pre-conflict levels, but so have attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Tehran. Shipping Data Shows Surge in Oil Movement According to a report by Reuters on Monday, which cited provisional estimates from th
Police said the men were arrested near RAF Fairford in western England after reports of suspicious vehicles. Counter-terrorism police are leading the investigation.
Counterterrorism officers are leading the investigation after the men were detained near the base in west England. A source familiar with the probe said an Iranian-linked motive was considered the most likely.
CBOT corn fell 0.3% and soybeans rose 0.2% as traders weighed diplomatic efforts over Black Sea grain exports.
BEIJING, Sept 23 (Reuters) — Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures continue dropped for a third straight session on Wednesday, past a four-week low, as traders monitor prospects for diplomatic efforts easing Black Sea export disruptions. Corn and soybeans gained. Fundamentals The most-traded wheat contract on the Chicag
Volodymyr Zelenskiy will meet Donald Trump at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday to push for an energy truce with Russia.
The European Union's naval mission to protect shipping in the Red Sea would need to boost its numbers to more than 10 warships, its foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday, adding that for now there were not that many in the area.
US Rear Admiral Matt Kawas stated that the Strait of Hormuz remains open for lawful commercial transit, with US forces coordinating over 2,000 transits and averaging more than 400 monthly. This contrasts with Dutch fleet commander Rear Admiral George Pastoor's assessment that shipping through the strait is "completely
A P Moller Maersk (OTC: AMKBY ) held its second-quarter earnings conference call on Thursday. Below is the complete transcript from the call. This content is powered APIs. For comprehensive financial data and transcripts, visit Access the full call at Summary A P Moller Maersk reported strong financial performance for
Oil prices rose nearly 5% Tuesday as concerns over supply disruptions lingered after attacks on Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure left the kingdom’s East-West pipeline offline and cast doubt on efforts to ease shipping risks in the Gulf. XOM stock is trending as oil shoots higher. See the real-time price action here.
The Australian dollar fell to around $0.71, extending its decline from the previous week to reach a nearly two-week low as hotter-than-expected US inflation data strengthened the case for a Federal Reserve rate hike. After the data release, traders ramped up wagers to 86% that the US Federal Reserve will raise rates at
Imperial Ptrl said second-quarter revenue rose to $87.1 million, up 41.2% from Q1 2026 and 140% year over year. Net income was $34.8 million, and six-month net income reached $62.8 million.
Brent crude rose above $101.5 a barrel on Wednesday for the first time since May. The move was linked to escalating US-Iran tensions, including reports of attempted attacks on US Navy ships and US missile activity near Iran’s oil export facilities.
Crude oil rose to about $96.70 a barrel on Wednesday, the highest level since May. The move was driven by escalating US-Iran tensions, including reported attacks on Navy ships and energy facilities, plus a 0.3 million barrel fall in US crude inventories last week.
Brent oil rose to $100 a barrel for the first time since July 24th following US strikes on Iranian oil tankers after Tehran attacks.
Energy-led demand for oil rose as US reported destroying additional Iranian oil tankers and striking near Kharg Island; China’s consumer and producer price pressures revived via an energy spike.
The Wall Street Journal, citing U.S. officials, reported Iran struck U.S. naval vessels again—second maritime action in three days. U.S. military has not acknowledged it; officials cite more capable missile deployment and Tehran claims newly fielded advanced-guidance missiles.
Crude rose above $92 a barrel to a three-month high after Iran said an agreement with Oman to manage Strait of Hormuz shipping was nearing completion. Markets also weighed potential US response after tanker strikes over the weekend.
Iran and Oman are reportedly in the final stage of talks on a temporary safe route in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iranian officials saying an agreement could come in coming days.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu predicted the imminent downfall of the Iranian regime, asserting that this shift will bring about significant changes in the Middle East. Netanyahu, during a government toast preceding the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, on Sunday, hinted at Israel’s continuous actions against
LiveSquawk says German industry output unexpectedly fell most in almost a year, while Saudi Aramco’s refinery was hit in new strikes. It also cites US strikes on three Iranian ships and a planned new restricted Gulf zone.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said U.S. gasoline prices are "more likely to go down than go up" despite record Labor Day fuel costs, citing futures, seasonal demand and regulatory changes.
LiveSquawk briefing: UK borrowing costs hit a new high ahead of budget. ECB is widely expected to raise its deposit rate by 25bps this week. US strikes three Iranian oil tankers after IRGC naval attacks.
Weekend macro recap covers China’s planned capital support for state lenders, EU/Italy and Germany politics, US yield-curve volatility, OPEC+ holding output, and Middle East/Ukraine ceasefire and strikes.
Brent traded near $95.73 a barrel on Friday and was up more than 8% for the week, its strongest weekly performance since July. The move followed renewed Middle East missile activity, sanctions and oil-shipment risk signals.
Crude oil traded around $91.2 a barrel on Friday and rose more than 9% for the week, its strongest weekly performance since mid-July. Middle East tensions and sanctions kept upward pressure on prices.
US VP Vance said the U.S. will not talk with Iran unless it stops shooting at ships.
Sen. Chuck Schumer criticized President Donald Trump over rising gasoline prices, saying renewed U.S. strikes against Iran pushed oil higher and fueled concerns for American families.
The worst U.S.-Iran exchange of fire since July is lifting crude and drawing attention to energy and defense ETFs, while airline funds face pressure. October WTI rose 0.48% to about $89, a six-week high.