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IEA Orders Record 400 Million-Barrel Oil Release as Hormuz Closure Triggers Largest Supply Shock

The agency warns the drawdown will only cushion prices temporarily because shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains largely halted.

Markets Reset on Iran War as Oil Rebounds and Fed Cut Bets Fade

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Mexico Pauses Oil Shipments to Cuba as Sheinbaum Cites Sovereign Pemex Decision

IEA Sees Deep Q1 Oil Surplus Despite Higher Demand Outlook

Mexican Tanker Reaches Havana as Mexico Vows Ongoing Fuel Shipments to Cuba

EU Weighs Oil and Nuclear Steps in 20th Russia Sanctions as Hungary Vows Veto

Oil Extends Rebound on Supply Risks and U.S. Reserve Buying

Russia Reroutes Oil After Refinery Strikes, Sending First Cargo to Georgia as Seaborne Exports Hit 29-Month High

Ukrainian Strikes Squeeze Russian Fuel Supply as Moscow Extends Export Ban, Ramps Up Imports

Brandenburg Presses EU for Quick Approval of €400 Million Schwedt–Rostock Pipeline Upgrade

Druzhba Pipeline Deliveries to Hungary and Slovakia Halted After Alleged Ukrainian Strike

IEA Revises Global Oil Demand and Supply Forecasts for 2025

Czech Republic Ends Six-Decade Reliance on Russian Oil with Full Transition to Western Supplies

Oil Prices Near One-Month High as U.S. Sanctions and Tariffs Tighten Supply

New U.S. Sanctions Target Russian Oil Industry and Shadow Fleet

Oil Prices Decline as Markets Weigh Ceasefire and OPEC+ Delays

Oil Prices Dip Amid Mixed Signals on Supply and Demand