Cracks Are Emerging in Iran’s Once-Resilient Oil Sector
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Iran's oil sector is facing disruptions due to nationwide protests, exacerbating an existing economic crisis. The country's efforts to restore output and exports come at a rising cost, including deeper discounts and shrinking fiscal buffers. Iranian crude production is expected to remain stable at 3.2 million barrels per day.
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Nationwide protests in Iran are threatening to disrupt the country’s upstream sector and underscoring a deeper economic crisis that has fueled domestic turmoil. Iran has restored output and exports despite sanctions, but at a rising cost: deeper discounts to China, expensive ‘shadow’ logistics and shrinking fiscal buffers, including the near depletion of its National Development Fund (NDF). Rystad Energy’s analysis shows Iranian crude production is expected to remain stable at around 3.2 million barrels per day (bpd) this…
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