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Brazil’s oil industry is surging thanks to war in Iran

Brazil’s oil industry is surging thanks to the war in Iran

Brazilian oil production and exports have hit record highs this year, largely due to increased demand from China as the US-Iran war continues to reshape global trade and geopolitical relationships.

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Oil markets surge as the US and Iran trade new attacks

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Oil prices top $100 per barrel as Iran war intensifies

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Iran’s Oil Exports Stay Choked as US Naval Blockade Holds

Iran’s oil exports remain severely constrained almost two months into a renewed US naval blockade, deepening the Islamic Republic’s economic crisis and tightening global crude markets.

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Oil Set To End Week Above $100 For First Time Since Mid-May As U.S. Diesel Hits Record High

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Global oil hits $107 per barrel and bond yields surge

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Oil prices jump back to where they were in May and weigh on Wall Street

That’s worsening worries about inflation and cranking up pressure within the bond market, helping to send stocks lower again on Wall Street Thursday.

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The Houthis have opened a new front in the Middle East oil war that’s pushing up prices

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Oil News: Crude Oil Momentum Builds as Middle East Supply Math Gets Worse

Brazil's Lula signs measures to cut fuel taxes and subsidize diesel ahead of election

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed measures to lower fuel prices, just weeks before the presidential election.

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What we're watching: China calls Trump’s bluff over new Iran sanctions, Brazil tries to cash in on rare earth reserves, & more

Earlier this week, US President Donald Trump threatened “tremendous economic consequences” for countries that do business with Iran as Washington tries to squeeze Tehran economically. China, Iran’s biggest trading partner, quickly rejected the warning.

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Lula cuts Brazil fuel taxes ahead of election as war drives oil above $100

Lula signed tax cuts and a diesel subsidy to reduce fuel prices before Brazil's October election. The move aims to soften the impact of war-driven oil prices, though economists see a strong electoral motive.

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Brazil BPI prices likely to hold despite Iran-US deal

Brazilian basic pig iron (BPI) producers are expected to hold prices at three-year highs to offset currency losses and take advantage of lower freight costs after the reopening of the strait of Hormuz. A US-Iran agreement to end hostilities signed on 14 ...