Crude Oil Surges Past $100 as Red Sea Tensions Escalate
International crude prices breach $100/barrel amid shipping lane disruptions in Red Sea.
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Showing 4 stories from the week of 20 Jul
Show allInternational crude prices breach $100/barrel amid shipping lane disruptions in Red Sea.
Brent is heading back toward $100 after a Kuwaiti tanker was struck near the Strait of Hormuz and transits fell to a two month low. E&P and refinery stocks gain exposure while PSO faces a costlier import bill.
OGRA has approved the export of 160,000 tonnes of furnace oil by three Pakistani refineries, letting them sell surplus fuel oil abroad instead of holding it as unsold stock at home.
Pakistan's energy regulator has approved the export of 160,000 tonnes of furnace oil, giving refiners and fuel marketers a way to clear surplus stock that has piled up as power plants burn less furnace oil.
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