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Oil prices fell for a fifth day to their lowest since February 2021 on Wednesday on looming demand concerns fuelled by an escalating tariff war between the U.S. and China, the world's two biggest econ...
The New York Times |
U.S. oil prices continued to sink Wednesday morning, falling to about $56 a barrel as China said it would match President Trump’s tariffs blow for blow.
Reuters |
Following the U.S. measures on oil buyers, many vessels undocked at Jose and moved offshore. Now, many of these have returned to complete their loading.
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Losses in oil had been fast and furious since President Donald Trump announced his wide-ranging plans for tariffs last week — that is until he suddenly decided to temporarily pause tariffs hikes on most countries while slapping China will an even higher tariff rate for its imports into the United States.
Serbian oil firm NIS is struggling to buy oil from traders abroad, while at home its former clients are seeking alternative fuel suppliers as pending U.S. sanctions have impacted operations, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, on Sunday slashed crude oil prices for Asian buyers in May to their lowest in four months, following a recent shock decision by the OPEC+ oil group to speed up oil output hikes.
Dubbed ‘Liberation Day’ by the US president, all nations were included in the sweeping measures – with the UK hit by a 10 per cent tariff on all exports to the United States as Trump pledged America “will no longer be ripped off”.
Oil prices swooned on Thursday to settle with their steepest percentage loss since 2022, after OPEC+ agreed to a surprise increase in output the day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweepin
The United States reciprocal tariff differentials between the world's two largest palm oil producers, Indonesia and Malaysia, could result in supply chain shifts with local palm oil exporters gaining more market share in the United States.
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The National on MSNOil prices slump as Opec+ announces surprise output increaseThe Opec+ alliance of oil-producing countries has agreed to a larger-than-expected supply increase in May, resulting in oil prices plunging by nearly 6 per cent in evening trading. The group, which includes Saudi Arabia and Russia,
Oil prices edged higher on Thursday as traders assessed a tightening of crude supplies along with new U.S. tariffs and their expected effect on the world's economy.