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From Texas To Tokyo, Extreme Heat Is Now Threatening Global Fuel Supply
In addition to causing spikes in electricity demand as people fire up air conditioners, the scorching temperatures have led to a spate of disruptions at oil refineries.
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India Bursts Into A Market Once Dominated By China
India has pushed into a corner of the Russian oil market once dominated by China, taking a record number of shipments of a Far Eastern grade as the fallout from Moscow's invasion of Ukraine reshapes trade flows.
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Amid Threats Of US Sanctions Against Iran, Saudis Offer Extra Oil in Asia
Evidence is mounting that Saudi Arabia is heeding U.S. President Donald Trump's call for OPEC to keep the oil market amply supplied and rein in prices.
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Man Who Moved Oil With His Words Won't Talk About It Anymore
Now that he's done with his near 21-year stint as Saudi Arabia's oil minister, during which his utterances could move everything from crude to currencies and stocks worldwide, Ali al-Naimi says he doesn't want to talk about the market anymore.
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From Texas To Tokyo, Extreme Heat Is Now Threatening Global Fuel Supply
In addition to causing spikes in electricity demand as people fire up air conditioners, the scorching temperatures have led to a spate of disruptions at oil refineries.
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India Bursts Into A Market Once Dominated By China
India has pushed into a corner of the Russian oil market once dominated by China, taking a record number of shipments of a Far Eastern grade as the fallout from Moscow's invasion of Ukraine reshapes trade flows.
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Amid Threats Of US Sanctions Against Iran, Saudis Offer Extra Oil in Asia
Evidence is mounting that Saudi Arabia is heeding U.S. President Donald Trump's call for OPEC to keep the oil market amply supplied and rein in prices.
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Man Who Moved Oil With His Words Won't Talk About It Anymore
Now that he's done with his near 21-year stint as Saudi Arabia's oil minister, during which his utterances could move everything from crude to currencies and stocks worldwide, Ali al-Naimi says he doesn't want to talk about the market anymore.
