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Sri Lanka Partially Repays Iranian Oil Bebt With $20 Million Worth Of Tea
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka said Wednesday it had exported tea worth $20 million to Iran to partially repay its $251 million oil debts, with Colombo saying Tehran's visiting foreign minister had expressed "satisfaction" at the deal.
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U.S. Pressures Iran By Targeting Chinese, UAE Companies
The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran's petrochemicals, a step that may raise pressure on Tehran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Oil Jumps Over 3% As Fears Of Iranian Exports Ease
Oil prices rose more than 3% on Monday as a demand bump fueled by COVID-19 vaccination drives gave traders optimism that the market can absorb any Iranian oil that would come on the market if Western talks with Tehran lead to the lifting of sanctions.
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Oil Refiners Set To Curb Spot Buying To Make Room For Iranian Oil
Several state refiners, whose refineries are suited to the crude, have committed to buy Iranian oil once sanctions are lifted. State-run Bharat Petroleum Corp, which plans to tap the spot market for 45 per cent of its overall imports, will buy Iranian oil if sanctions are lifted
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Iran to Keep Exporting Crude Oil Despite US Pressure: President
Iran will continue to export oil despite U.S. pressure aimed at reducing the nation's crude oil shipments to zero, Iran President Hassan Rouhani said in a speech broadcast live on Iranian state TV on Tuesday.
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After US Move Against Iran Oil, India Says "Studying Implications"
In a move that could have implications on India's energy security, US President Donald Trump on Monday decided not to grant sanctions exemptions to any oil customers of Iran, further squeezing Tehran's top export commodity.
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US Official Rules Out Further Waivers On Iran Oil Imports
The United States will grant no more waivers for Iranian oil after the reimposition of US sanctions, the US special representative for Iran said on Saturday, underlining Washington's push to choke off Tehran's sources of income.
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Iran Says Despite US Sanctions, It Has Found New 'Potential' Oil Buyers
All countries that were granted waivers from the United States to continue buying a certain amount of Iranian oil imports are complying with U.S. sanctions, a senior Iranian energy official said, noting that Tehran was hopeful to find new buyers.
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"If US Stops Our Oil, Then No Oil Will Be Exported From The Gulf": Iran
The United States will not be able to stop Iran exporting its oil and any move to prevent Iranian crude shipments passing through the Gulf would lead to all oil exports through the waterway being blocked, Iran's president said on Tuesday.
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Crude Oil Imports From Iran Seen Rising in 2018-19 Despite US Sanctions
The United States granted exemptions to India, China and six other countries, allowing them to temporarily continue buying Iranian oil, but those waivers carry conditions.
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US Grants Temporary Iran Oil Waivers To India, Seven Other Countries
Some of the eight countries - China, India, Greece, Italy, Taiwan, Japan, Turkey and South Korea - include OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) member Iran's top customers.
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US Agrees To India, 7 Nations Buying Iran Oil Despite Sanctions
The United States will allow eight countries to continue importing Iranian oil but only at much lower levels after the reimposition of sanctions on Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday.
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Crude Oil Price Seen At $65-$100 A Barrel Next Year
Oil has rallied this year on expectations the sanctions will test the production ability of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and others as Iranian crude exports decline.
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US Oil Exports Fall As India Turns To Iran Ahead Of Sanctions
Indian buyers reduced U.S. crude purchases and loaded up on Iranian oil ahead of the restart of U.S. sanctions next month and as the WTI-Brent differential narrowed, according to traders and shipping intelligence firm Kpler.
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US Will Not Stop Iran's Oil Exports, Says Foreign Minister: Reports
A U.S. plan to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero will not succeed, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was cited as saying by an Iranian newspaper on Wednesday.
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Sri Lanka Partially Repays Iranian Oil Bebt With $20 Million Worth Of Tea
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka said Wednesday it had exported tea worth $20 million to Iran to partially repay its $251 million oil debts, with Colombo saying Tehran's visiting foreign minister had expressed "satisfaction" at the deal.
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U.S. Pressures Iran By Targeting Chinese, UAE Companies
The United States imposed sanctions on Thursday on Chinese and Emirati companies and on a network of Iranian firms that help export Iran's petrochemicals, a step that may raise pressure on Tehran to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Oil Jumps Over 3% As Fears Of Iranian Exports Ease
Oil prices rose more than 3% on Monday as a demand bump fueled by COVID-19 vaccination drives gave traders optimism that the market can absorb any Iranian oil that would come on the market if Western talks with Tehran lead to the lifting of sanctions.
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Oil Refiners Set To Curb Spot Buying To Make Room For Iranian Oil
Several state refiners, whose refineries are suited to the crude, have committed to buy Iranian oil once sanctions are lifted. State-run Bharat Petroleum Corp, which plans to tap the spot market for 45 per cent of its overall imports, will buy Iranian oil if sanctions are lifted
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Iran to Keep Exporting Crude Oil Despite US Pressure: President
Iran will continue to export oil despite U.S. pressure aimed at reducing the nation's crude oil shipments to zero, Iran President Hassan Rouhani said in a speech broadcast live on Iranian state TV on Tuesday.
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After US Move Against Iran Oil, India Says "Studying Implications"
In a move that could have implications on India's energy security, US President Donald Trump on Monday decided not to grant sanctions exemptions to any oil customers of Iran, further squeezing Tehran's top export commodity.
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US Official Rules Out Further Waivers On Iran Oil Imports
The United States will grant no more waivers for Iranian oil after the reimposition of US sanctions, the US special representative for Iran said on Saturday, underlining Washington's push to choke off Tehran's sources of income.
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Iran Says Despite US Sanctions, It Has Found New 'Potential' Oil Buyers
All countries that were granted waivers from the United States to continue buying a certain amount of Iranian oil imports are complying with U.S. sanctions, a senior Iranian energy official said, noting that Tehran was hopeful to find new buyers.
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"If US Stops Our Oil, Then No Oil Will Be Exported From The Gulf": Iran
The United States will not be able to stop Iran exporting its oil and any move to prevent Iranian crude shipments passing through the Gulf would lead to all oil exports through the waterway being blocked, Iran's president said on Tuesday.
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Crude Oil Imports From Iran Seen Rising in 2018-19 Despite US Sanctions
The United States granted exemptions to India, China and six other countries, allowing them to temporarily continue buying Iranian oil, but those waivers carry conditions.
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US Grants Temporary Iran Oil Waivers To India, Seven Other Countries
Some of the eight countries - China, India, Greece, Italy, Taiwan, Japan, Turkey and South Korea - include OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) member Iran's top customers.
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US Agrees To India, 7 Nations Buying Iran Oil Despite Sanctions
The United States will allow eight countries to continue importing Iranian oil but only at much lower levels after the reimposition of sanctions on Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday.
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Crude Oil Price Seen At $65-$100 A Barrel Next Year
Oil has rallied this year on expectations the sanctions will test the production ability of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and others as Iranian crude exports decline.
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US Oil Exports Fall As India Turns To Iran Ahead Of Sanctions
Indian buyers reduced U.S. crude purchases and loaded up on Iranian oil ahead of the restart of U.S. sanctions next month and as the WTI-Brent differential narrowed, according to traders and shipping intelligence firm Kpler.
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US Will Not Stop Iran's Oil Exports, Says Foreign Minister: Reports
A U.S. plan to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero will not succeed, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was cited as saying by an Iranian newspaper on Wednesday.
