Xinjiang Ethylene Project Expands PetroChina’s Western Hub
PetroChina’s new Xinjiang ethylene project adds 1.2 million tonnes of annual capacity while shifting more chemical production toward western China.
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Iran Naval Blockade: What Happens Next?
The renewed US blockade of Iranian ports is restricting oil exports and intensifying pressure around the Strait of Hormuz. Its consequences could extend from Iranian household budgets to shipping, energy prices and regional security.
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US-Iran War Pushes Oil Prices Higher
Brent is trading near $85–$86 a barrel and WTI around $80 as renewed US-Iran hostilities put the Strait of Hormuz and global energy supplies at risk.
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Oil Prices Under Pressure as US-Iran Tensions Keep Markets on Alert
Oil prices remain volatile as Brent trades near $72 and WTI around $69.5, with markets weighing US-Iran tensions, Hormuz risks and supply recovery.
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US-Iran Oil Prices: Brent Near $73 as Markets Watch Hormuz Talks
Oil prices remain volatile as Brent trades near $73 and WTI near $70, with markets focused on US-Iran talks and Strait of Hormuz shipping risks.
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Oil prices Iran war: Brent near $73 as markets weigh Hormuz risk
Oil prices remain volatile as Brent trades near $73/b and WTI near $67/b, with markets balancing US-Iran war risks, Hormuz flows and weaker demand.
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Oil Prices Iran War: Brent Near $74 as Hormuz Risk Eases
Oil prices have eased, with Brent near $74 and WTI near $71, as tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz recovers. But the US-Iran war keeps energy markets exposed to renewed volatility.
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US-Iran War and Oil Prices: Brent at $93, WTI Near $90
Oil prices remain elevated as the US-Iran conflict and uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz continue to affect global energy supplies. Brent crude is trading near $93 per barrel while WTI remains around $90. This analysis examines the latest developments and the outlook for oil markets.
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Oil Prices Hold Firm as US‑Iran Tensions Reshape Global Energy Outlook
Oil prices remain elevated as Brent hovers near 93 $/B and WTI around 90 $/B, driven by tensions surrounding the US‑Iran war and ongoing supply risks. This article explains the latest market movements, geopolitical triggers, and what to expect next.
