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Oil flows through Strait of Hormuz rise on Saudi pivot as Red Sea traffic plunges | The National (opens the original)
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Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz rose to their highest level this month since the Iran war began, as Saudi Arabia was forced to send more crude through the contested waterway after Houthi attacks restricted its Red Sea route. Saudi shipments through Hormuz jumped to 2.58 million barrels per day in September from around one million bpd in August, giving the kingdom 43 per cent of the straitâs oil traffic, preliminary Kpler data showed. The increase came as flows through the Bab Al Mandeb
Oil falls below $100 on Hormuz reopening hopes and Saudi pipeline restarting | The National (opens the original)
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Oil prices fell below $100 a barrel as hopes that Iran could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within days and the restarting of Saudi Arabiaâs East-West pipeline raised the prospect of more Middle East crude reaching global markets, easing fears of a prolonged supply squeeze. Brent, the benchmark for two thirds of the world's oil, dropped 2.64 per cent to $97.69 a barrel at 3.09pm UAE time on Tuesday, while West Texas Intermediate, the gauge that tracks US crude, fell 3.20 per cent to $89.41 a barr
Trump's new tariff threat risks cutting off Asiaâs Russian oil lifeline as Gulf supply falls | The National (opens the original)
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The threat of US tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil could squeeze an increasingly important source of crude for India and China as Gulf supply disruption tightens the global market. The US House of Representatives has granted President Donald Trump authority to impose tariffs on any of the five largest buyers of Russian crude or gas that âknowinglyâ book a new cargo, with rates of up to 100 per cent. The House passed the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act 262-159 on Wednesd
Qatar LNG wonât return to normal when Hormuz reopens, executives say | The National (opens the original)
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Reopening the Strait of Hormuz will not return Qatari and UAE liquefied natural gas exports to normal, with damaged facilities and soaring insurance costs set to keep supplies constrained for months or years, gas executives said on Monday. About 17 per cent of Qatarâs LNG capacity is offline after Iranian strikes damaged two of its 14 export trains, removing 12.8 million tonnes a year from the market. QatarEnergy has said repairs will take three to five years, meaning even a safe reopening of
How to lose and find yourself in the Himalayas ... and Hatta | The National (opens the original)
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Iâm a big believer in running away to the mountains when life gets even slightly inconvenient. Every year since turning 30, I have found myself around the perennially snowy peaks of the Himalayas â close enough to the roof of the world. Thatâs an absurd stretch of a mile to find inner peace, you may think. However, Iâm Indian and very much favour our stereotype of finding ourselves spiritually in the mountains or wilderness. Thereâs precedent for this. My paternal grandfather, after a
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