Iranian crude
Coverage of Iranian crude in the Nexus archive.
- China’s Teapots May Boost Iran Oil Buying as Stockpiles Dwindle
Shrinking regional oil stockpiles held by China’s independent refiners in Shandong province may spur increased buying of Iranian crude oil. This potential surge is expected to offer Tehran a needed boost after experiencing a period of slow sales.
- Tech is selling off and the Iran peace deal is reshuffling the whole market
Chip stocks declined across South Korea to Europe, and oil prices stabilized following U.S. sanctions waivers on Iranian crude. The Iran peace deal is influencing market dynamics.
- U.S. oil prices fall below $74 a barrel on 60-day pause on Iranian oil sanctions
U.S. oil prices fell below $74 a barrel due to a 60-day pause on Iranian oil sanctions. The drop was driven by hopes that increased Iranian crude supply will enter the global market as supplies approach critically low levels.
- Iranian Crude Offered to China at Discount as Demand Softens
Iran is offering a discount on its crude oil to China amid softening demand. The move reflects reduced market demand for Iranian crude.
- How Iran is making a mint from Donald Trump’s war
The article discusses how Iran is profiting from Donald Trump's policies related to war, with China facilitating transactions through the Revolutionary Guards. Iranian crude oil sales are highlighted as a key source of revenue despite international sanctions.