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Trump’s plan to ban diesel exports aggravates Europe and Latin America’s energy crisis (opens the original)
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The United States and its energy industry are making a killing selling crude oil and its derivatives to the rest of the world. The world’s largest economy is filling part of the gap left by supply cuts from Gulf countries due to the war in Iran, and from Russia due to Ukrainian attacks on its refineries. But everything has its limits, and the breaking point was reached on Tuesday, September 22, when diesel surpassed $6.50 a gallon at U.S. pumps. Shortly after this threshold was crossed, Presiden
Wanted: Oil tankers at any cost as tensions in the Gulf trigger a global scramble (opens the original)
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The war in Iran is reshaping global shipping, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery that until March carried 20% of the world’s hydrocarbon supply, forces the industry into uncharted territory. Oil and gas are still trickling out of the Persian Gulf, but only through tactics that would once have been unthinkable, such as switching off supertankers’ satellite tracking systems or transferring cargo at sea, and at exorbitant cost. Sailing through Hormuz is becoming increasingly ris
The $8 trillion in US debt held abroad: The hot potato linking Trump and the world (opens the original)
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury, the linchpin of the global financial system, underpins trillions of dollars in lending worldwide and serves as the benchmark for pricing money across countless banking and financial transactions. Lately, however, it has become a growing source of concern for investors as yields have climbed amid persistently high inflation and expectations that interest rates will rise further. For the U.S. government, higher yields translate into a heavier inter
Warsh faces a high-stakes Jackson Hole debut as bond market pressures mount (opens the original)
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The central bankers’ symposium that begins Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, bringing together the leading figures in global monetary policy, has a new protagonist this year. Kevin Warsh will attend the gathering for the first time as chair of the Federal Reserve, and despite his well-known reluctance to spell out his thinking and strategy, expectations for his speech are running high. So is pressure from the markets. In recent days, U.S. Treasury yields have climbed to levels not seen in two dec
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