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Saudi Arabia’s East-West Crude Oil Pipeline has been hit by an attack that cut throughput by 700,000 barrels a day, intensifying concern over regional supply disruptions.
Read report »After relocating part of its operation to Dammam during the regional airspace shutdown, Gulf Air says services to Bahrain will resume gradually.
Read report »Oil markets recovered sharply as traders doubted the Iran ceasefire and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remained limited.
Read report »Oil prices fell below $95 a barrel and global stocks rallied after President Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, though the truce remained fragile.
Read report »The president said the United States would levy a 50% duty on imports from any nation that supplies military weapons to Iran.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-04-08 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »The upper house has approved Japan’s biggest budget in history, locking in higher spending on social security, education and defense despite worries over debt and the yen.
Read report »AirAsia says it still plans to launch its Bahrain hub in June, even as the Middle East conflict disrupts air corridors and forces airlines to rethink their networks.
Read report »The producer group added 206,000 barrels per day for May while warning that damage to energy infrastructure and shipping routes is worsening volatility.
Read report »The government is trimming the work week for offices and schools as fuel pressure linked to the Iran war filters into daily life.
Read report »Officials in Islamabad and Punjab are moving to blunt the impact of steep fuel price increases with free or subsidized state transport, while protests grow over the cost of living.
Read report »Oil prices jumped to more than $113 a barrel while gasoline and diesel costs rose again, deepening concern that the conflict in the Middle East is feeding inflation at home.
Read report »Air China, China Southern and XiamenAir are increasing domestic fuel surcharges after the war in the Middle East pushed up global oil prices.
Read report »Pakistan’s government has sharply increased petrol and diesel prices after a spike in global energy costs linked to the Iran war.
Read report »The Guney, identified by IMO number 8230417, became the first ship added to Somalia's revived national registry in more than three decades.
Read report »Taiwanese carriers are lifting international fuel surcharges sharply as the Middle East conflict pushes up oil prices and raises operating costs.
Read report »The national average for regular gasoline reached $4.02 a gallon, its highest level since 2022, as the Iran war kept oil markets tight and disrupted supply.
Read report »Equity markets rallied sharply on Tuesday following reports that both Washington and Tehran may be nearing a conclusion to their month-long military engagement.
Read report »U.S. crude has closed above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2022 after the latest escalation in the Middle East rattled energy markets.
Read report »Britain’s regulator says more than 12 million motor finance agreements could qualify for compensation, with average payouts estimated at about £829.
Read report »Brent crude passed $116 a barrel on March 30 as the conflict with Iran deepened and U.S. forces were reinforced in the Middle East.
Read report »A New York appeals court has reversed a $16.1 billion award against Argentina in the long-running YPF nationalization case, saying the shareholders’ breach-of-contract claims do not stand under Argentine law.
Read report »Oil reached $111.41 a barrel after Iranian forces said they had turned back container ships and barred traffic linked to enemy ports.
Read report »South Sudan has begun rotational power cuts in Juba and Mauritius says it is restricting electricity use after a fuel supply shock tied to the Iran war.
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