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The Gulf shipping crisis, triggered by attacks on Iran, has disrupted global trade flows, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, and is expected to have significant economic implications, including reduced real labor incomes and increased costs for military operations and fuel.

Saudi crude exports have been falling since the US- Iran war began, but the latest slide is no longer just …

Japan in April imported the lowest volume of crude oil from the Middle East on record dating back to 1979 …

As U.S. President Donald Trump landed in Beijing last Wednesday for a two-day summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, …

An Australian trade union is threatening to start a strike at an LNG export facility from May 27, in a …

Following the United States-Israeli attack on Iran and the ongoing war, trade has been severely disrupted between Asia and Europe. …

Traders anticipate a potential tariff truce extension and Boeing aircraft purchases during Trump's visit to China, which could positively impact the market.

The war with Iran is not going well. It is difficult to supply US troops with adequate food and other …

Some independent refiners in China are reducing their production rates as margins shrink and demand weakens amid the continued paralysis …

Canada has recorded its first trade surplus in six months, defying forecasts of a deficit thanks to surging oil and …

The United States has sanctioned Iraq’s deputy oil minister and several Iran-aligned militia leaders, stepping directly into a part of …

Global crude oil and fuel inventories are crashing at a record speed as the supply shock from the Middle East …