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Iran’s oil exports gain pace after US sanctions waiver
Iran’s oil exports are increasing after the US sanctions waiver, with over 20 million barrels of crude waiting in Asian waters, a 18% weekly rise. Most cargoes lack confirmed destinations, with many heading to Singapore or indicating possible ship-to-ship transfers in the Malacca Strait. The 60-day relief aims to boost Iran’s revenue and strengthen its economic position in negotiations with the US.
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