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HISTORICAL FACTS: Kpler | History Defined

Middle East oil exports return to pre-war levels, excluding Iran

Oil exports from the Middle East, excluding Iran, exceeded their pre-war average last week, Kpler data showed, as pipelines helped bypass the Strait of Hormuz despite continued attacks on shipping.

Euronews · 4h ago

Iran's Oil Minister Resigns As Exports Dry Up Due To U.S. Blockade And Tehran's Economic Crisis Deepens

As Tehran grapples with an ever-worsening economic crisis, Iran's presidential office confirmed on Sunday that Mohsen Paknejad will be replaced by Hamid Bovard, the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company.

International Business Times · 5h ago

India may be best placed to fill a China-sized hole in fuel exports

India could emerge as a key swing supplier of refined fuels as China suspends October exports, helped by recovering Middle Eastern crude imports and lower Indian fuel-export taxes. With large refining capacity and an export-oriented industry, Indian refiners may be able to step up diesel, petrol and jet-fuel shipments to…

The Economic Times · 6h ago

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Iran's currency is getting obliterated as the regime is about to run out of oil to sell and can’t even get its money from customers

"We can't even get our own money out of a country to which we've supplied goods, let alone using those funds to pay someone else in another corner of the world."

Fortune · Oct 3

What is happening with diesel – and should we be worried?

Donald Trump has threatened to ban US diesel exports of diesel – here’s what that could mean

The Independent UK · Oct 2

Can releasing more of Europe’s emergency reserves bring diesel prices down?

The EU says it is ready for collective action with the IEA on a fresh emergency release. Analysts say releasing diesel reserves could lower pump prices within days, but would offer only short-term relief.

Euronews · Oct 2

China fuel export suspension to choke supplies in Asia

China's recent export restrictions on oil products have affected several major importers in Southeast Asia and Australia. Singapore has seen a significant drop in gasoline imports from China this year, while Australia remains a key destination for jet fuel imports. The situation has led to increased pricing pressures as Asian…

The Economic Times · Oct 2

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September LNG shipments through Hormuz hit highest since start of US-Iran war

In September, the number of liquefied natural gas cargoes shipped through the Strait of Hormuz increased significantly. A total of 19 cargoes were shipped, primarily from Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, marking the highest month since the US-Israel war started. Shipments included many vessels that operated with their transponders…

The Economic Times · Oct 2

Crude oil exports from strait of Hormuz largely return to pre-war levels

Alternative ways being used to move fuel out of Gulf region, but flows of refined products such as diesel still constrained

The Guardian - UK · Oct 1

Strait of Hormuz News: Crude Returns to Prewar Levels, Will Oil Prices Finally Fall?

Crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have returned to prewar levels, but diesel and other refined fuel supplies remain severely constrained by refinery damage and shipping disruption.

International Business Times UK · Oct 1

IEA could consider more oil reserve releases as Europe faces tough winter

The IEA says it could consider releasing more emergency oil stocks if supply disruptions worsen, although another release is not currently its top priority. Europe faces a difficult winter after spending more than €100bn extra on energy imports since the Iran war began.

Euronews · Sep 29

Middle East oil exports rise as LNG traffic through Hormuz picks up

Months into the war with Iran, Gulf exporters are finding ways to keep oil and gas moving, but crossing Hormuz remains risky and some customers are still missing contracted cargoes.

Euronews · Sep 29

India's Russian crude imports fall to five-month low as refiners diversify supplies

India's crude oil landscape shifted in September as imports from Russia plummeted to their lowest since April, prompting refiners to seek alternatives. Despite this drop, overall crude imports surged, bolstered by robust refinery activity and rising fuel requirements. Increased supplies from Iraq and Saudi Arabia have effectively offset the reduction…

The Economic Times · Sep 28

Qatar-linked LNG traffic through Hormuz strait picks up despite conflict

Recent transits of QatarEnergy-linked liquefied natural gas vessels through the Strait of Hormuz have increased. Kpler data indicates that more vessels are now visible, easing earlier fears related to the US-Iran conflict.

The Economic Times · Sep 28

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Latin Times · Sep 25

U.S. Diesel Ban Threat Hits Brazil Nine Days Before Its Most Pivotal Election

A possible 90-day U.S. diesel export ban threatens Brazil's fuel supply and Lula's reelection bid, nine days before the country's high-stakes first-round vote.

Euronews · Sep 25

Euronews explains: What would a US diesel export ban mean to European countries?

The EU has deepened energy ties with the US while seeking to reduce its exposure to geopolitical shocks. Yet US plans to limit diesel exports expose how quickly commercial dependence can become a strategic vulnerability.

The Economic Times · Sep 25

Global Market: VLCC rates hit record as Saudi crude flows jump

Saudi Arabia’s increased crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have pushed ship-to-ship transfer operations in the Gulf of Oman to capacity, tightening tanker availability, lifting freight rates and complicating crude flows to Asian refineries.

Euronews · Sep 23

Europe may avoid wider jet fuel shortage, but smaller airports remain at risk

Falling demand from November and increased shipments from Asia are expected to leave Europe with enough jet fuel in the coming months, although analysts warn that smaller airports could still run dry.

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The Economic Times · Sep 23

Shipping traffic via Strait of Hormuz stays below 10-day average, data shows

On September 23, three commodity vessels transited the Strait of Hormuz, which is lower than recent averages. A LNG tanker, Al Mafyar, was reported reentering the strait after a brief absence. Meanwhile, 22 vessels transited the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which connects the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. This figure…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Global Market: Diesel prices surge to record highs as wars squeeze global fuel supplies

Global diesel markets are facing mounting supply pressures as refinery outages, export curbs and shipping disruptions reduce availability across Europe, the US and Asia. With inventories below seasonal norms and refineries already running at high utilisation rates, further disruptions could leave fuel markets vulnerable to sharper price increases.

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Hormuz shuttles keep oil flowing, but at a high cost

Middle East oil producers are increasingly using ship-to-ship (STS) transfers off Oman to keep crude exports moving despite disruptions from the Iran conflict and risks around the Strait of Hormuz.

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Bab al-Mandab traffic disrupted, especially Saudi shipments

Saudi exports through the Bab al-Mandab Strait are continuing to suffer, with weekly traffic since the start of August at under a third of this year's seven-day average, data shows.

Euronews · Sep 17

How a Saudi pipeline attack is putting Europe’s oil security to the test

A prolonged disruption to Saudi supplies could force European refiners to scramble for alternative grades, potentially raising their costs or cutting fuel output. A shortage of diesel could quickly translate into higher costs for haulers, farmers, businesses and consumers.

The Economic Times · Sep 17

LNG gets too hot for Asia at $26, but India keeps buying

Asian LNG demand is projected to decrease this year, with Northeast Asia seeing the largest drop. India and Bangladesh continue to secure spot LNG cargoes despite significant price increases. High fuel costs are impacting energy-intensive industries in China, reducing their output. India's city gas and fertilizer sectors will predominantly support…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

Asia cuts LNG buying, but $26 gas sends Europe shopping

Asia's liquefied natural gas imports are experiencing an eight-year low this September. High spot prices are causing buyers in China and South Asia to reduce their purchases. This situation allows Europe to secure more vital gas cargoes for winter storage needs. Qatar's reduced LNG shipments due to regional conflict have…

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