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Bessent admits lifting sanctions on Iranian oil for the sake of curbing energy prices / Photo: X / SecScottBessent
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The U.S. allowed the easing of sanctions against Iranian oil. Brent fell to $109
Photo: Oleksii Bilyk / Shutterstock
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Shares of U.S. gas exporters jump after damage to Qatar LNG plant
Photo: X / NYSE
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US stocks continued to fall: investors are pricing in a "prolonged energy shock"
Analysts warn of a new shock to the oil and gas market after Irans strikes on energy infrastructure in the Persian Gulf / Photo: Qatarenergylng.qa
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'Turning point': analysts warn of new energy shock over war
Gold prices declined for the seventh consecutive day on Thursday, March 19. Photo: GraphinityLab/Shutterstock
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No longer a protective asset: gold nears longest losing streak in 2.5 years
Uncertainty in the markets are increased by the statements of Donald Trump, who said that Washington did not know in advance about the Israeli strike on the Iranian gas field and opposes such attacks. But at the same time, he warned of an extremely tough response to Tehran in case of a new escalation / Photo: The White House
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Morning in New York: external background favors continuation of correction
Saudi Aramco refinery attacked by drone on March 19 to supply fuel to European customers / Photo: Skorzewiak/Shutterstock.com
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Oil price jumps 10% after Saudi Aramco refinery and Qatar LNG plant hit
Hydrocarbon prices jumped on March 19 after attacks on major energy facilities in Iran and Qatar / Photo: Sergey_Bogomyako / Shutterstock.com
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More expensive than in 2008: ex-White House adviser predicts oil price spike
The Fed kept the rate for the second time in a row / Photo: X/Federal Reserve
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The Fed has kept the rate unchanged for the second time in a row. Prospects for a rate cut are in doubt
Oil is not the only factor: why the risk of recession in the USA is growing / Photo: anurakss / Shutterstock
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'Oil is just one factor': why has an economist raised the risk of a US recession?
UAE ready to relax tax residency requirements for returning expats - FT
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UAE may relax tax rules for expats who left because of war with Iran - FT
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has effectively cut off Asias and Europes largest consumers from some of their suppliers of energy, metals and chemicals / Photo: La Terase / Shutterstock.com
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The war in Iran has shocked commodity markets. But some are taking the hit while others are making money
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