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Israel-Iran war highlights Mideast's declining influence on oil prices
The contained move in oil prices during the Israel-Iran war highlights the increasing efficiency of energy markets and fundamental changes to global crude supply, suggesting that Middle East politics will no longer be the dominant force in oil markets they once were.
Oil markets rose Tuesday after President Donald Trump permitted China to buy Iranian oil despite previous sanctions, with ...
President Trump said China can purchase Iranian oil, despite his administration’s imposition of numerous sanctions designed ...
Oil prices dropped in Tuesday trading, as traders have learned that "no wars will stop the flow of oil," said Manish Raj, ...
As U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities drive fears of retaliation, it remains to be seen whether Iran will try to ...
President Trump’s announcement that China can buy oil from Iran raises legal questions, said Eddie Fishman, a former senior ...
Oil prices eased off a 5-month high as expectations Iran won't close the Strait of Hormuz for now. But this may still change, ...
An index of global shares hit a record high on Tuesday with oil prices plummeting further as market sentiment was lifted by ...
Any disruption to tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz would have significant economic effects, especially for Asian ...
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