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Russia's Dmitriev says he discussed global energy crisis with U.S. counterparts

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Oil prices are nearing $100 per barrel as tensions rise in the Gulf region, with three cargo ships recently attacked. Despite the efforts of 32 countries to release 400 million barrels from strategic reserves to stabilize supply, the situation escalated with two foreign oil tankers hit by projectiles in Iraqi waters and a container ship attacked in the Persian Gulf, marking a total of six vessels targeted in two days.

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Oil Climbing Back To $100 As More Cargo Ships Attacked In Gulf

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Shell boss Wael Sawan sees pay jump almost 60% to £13.8m despite profit fall - He received £1.9 million in fixed salary, pension and benefits for the year, but saw this heavily eclipsed by around £11.8 million of bonuses.

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Shell boss Wael Sawan sees pay jump almost 60% to £13.8m despite profit fall

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Iran appeared to have set ablaze two tankers in Iraqi waters as it stepped up attacks on oil and transport facilities across the Middle East, sending oil prices soaring again on Thursday. Syakir Jasnee reports.

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Oil prices soar as Iranian attacks set Gulf tankers ablaze

The Indian government is in urgent negotiations with Iran to ensure the safe passage of more than 20 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. The global oil supply has been severely affected due to the blockade of the strait by Iranian forces, with oil production in the Gulf countries reduced by about one-third. Oman has also evacuated all vessels in response to the situation. India relies on energy imports from the Middle East, and a successful negotiation will help alleviate the global oil and gas supply tightness

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The Indian government urgently mediates in the Strait of Hormuz as over 20 oil tankers seek Iran's "safe passage"

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has significantly reduced its oil supply growth forecast due to the ongoing Middle East war, which is causing unprecedented disruptions in oil transit routes. The IEA now anticipates an increase of only 1.1 million barrels per day this year, down from 2.4 million. In March, oil supply is expected to drop by 8 million barrels per day to 98.8 million, the lowest since early 2022. The Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed, impacting major producers like Kuwait and Iraq, while Saudi Arabia is adjusting its oil flows.

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Middle East War Is Causing Largest Oil Supply Disruption in History, IEA Says

Russia's crude oil and petroleum product export revenue fell to $9.5 billion in February, a $1.5 billion drop from January. This decline is attributed to fluctuating global oil prices and varying international demand. Analysts are monitoring the situation for its potential impact on Russia's economy and the energy sector, highlighting the challenges oil-exporting nations face in maintaining stable income amid market volatility.

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Russia's Oil Export Revenue Declines by $1.5 Billion in February

Israel successfully intercepted Iranian missiles over Tel Aviv, following a series of U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran. The ongoing conflict, which has resulted in approximately 2,000 casualties, has disrupted global energy markets and transportation. In response, plans for a significant release of strategic oil reserves are underway to mitigate fuel shocks. U.S. and Israeli officials aim to dismantle Iran's military capabilities and nuclear program, with further military targets identified in Iran.

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According to estimates by the International Energy Agency, last year the crude oil and petroleum products passing through the strait reached as much as 20 million barrels per day, and the current flow has decreased by over 90%. The International Energy Agency stated that global oil supply will decrease by 8 million barrels per day this month. The International Energy Agency has revised down its forecast for global consumption growth this year by about 25% to 640,000 barrels per day, marking the lowest value since it made its first forecast for this year in April last year

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International Energy Agency: The Iran conflict is causing the largest disruption in the oil market in history

Oil prices surge despite global action to boost reserves - Oil prices and financial markets remained under pressure after three more cargo vessels were hit in the Gulf.

Oil prices surge despite global action to boost reserves

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Shell's emissions broadly stable at around 1.1 bln tons CO2 equivalent

Investors are cautioned against trying to profit from the ongoing Iran conflict, as recent statements from U.S. officials have led to volatility in financial markets. The U.S. Oil Fund experienced significant price swings, and energy stocks have risen sharply this year. However, the current high prices may negatively impact the economy. Long-term investors are advised to remain patient, as stock prices are expected to rise over the next decade, despite short-term uncertainties.

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Investors trying to make money on the Iran conflict are gambling blind. Don't even try.

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World faces largest-ever oil supply disruption on Middle East war, IEA says

Iran has intensified attacks on energy targets in the Middle East, setting two oil tankers ablaze in Iraqi waters, resulting in one death and 38 rescues. The tankers, flagged from the Marshall Islands and Malta, were reportedly targeted by speedboats with explosives. All Iraqi oil ports have ceased operations. Additionally, a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz was hit by an unidentified projectile, and Iran attacked oil tanks in Bahrain, prompting safety advisories. Firefighters in Oman are still battling a blaze at a fuel storage tank following an attack.

Iran Continues Attacks on Middle East Energy Targets

Shell CEO Wael Sawan's pay jumps 60% to $19 million for 2025 -annual report

Shell CEO Wael Sawan's pay jumps 60% to $19 million for 2025 -annual report

Summary of the whole article: Pls exercise caution. Unlike you can profit through continuously monitoring the wild swings, basically everything is at heightened risk. At the top of everyone's heads: How much more ICM and hypersonic missiles are Iran still keeping before they finally unleash, all at once, a death blow to every US aircraft carrier and defeat the US?

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Global markets are experiencing volatility due to the ongoing Iran crisis, with oil prices fluctuating and stock markets declining. Analysts suggest caution for investors considering buying the dip, citing macroeconomic conditions like oil shocks and inflation. Some recommend focusing on blue-chip stocks and sector rotation, while others highlight potential opportunities in Asia, particularly Singapore. Gold is viewed as a safe-haven asset, with expectations of price increases amid geopolitical tensions. Overall, the situation remains uncertain, and investors are advised to navigate carefully.

- Global markets are experiencing increased volatility due to military actions and soaring oil prices, with Brent crude surpassing $100 per barrel.  
- Analysts suggest investors approach the fluctuating market cautiously, with differing opinions on whether to buy low, while some sectors may benefit from increased demand amidst the ongoing conflict.  
- Gold remains an attractive asset for hedging; however, its performance is expected to be limited by a strengthening dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields.

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Should investors ‘buy the dip’? How to invest as volatility rises amid Iran crisis

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Russia's Dmitriev says he discussed global energy crisis with U.S. counterparts

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Oil Climbing Back To $100 As More Cargo Ships Attacked In Gulf

Shell boss Wael Sawan sees pay jump almost 60% to £13.8m despite profit fall

Oil prices soar as Iranian attacks set Gulf tankers ablaze