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Even if the Iran war ends quickly, governments will need to prioritise security of supply
Multi-manager hedge funds have suffered losses amid huge volatility in oil and bond prices
A succession of US foreign policy choices has destabilised the oil industry
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How one London trading floor coped with a record swing in prices
As yet another supply shock hits, central banks will hope its duration is short
A joint venture between the UK oil major and a Brazilian biofuels producer is saddled with $11bn in debt
Oil supermajor expects to benefit from more ‘reasonable, productive decisions’ in Lone Star state
Oil producer is racing to restore 70% of normal shipments, chief executive says
Trump wants the war to be over
Also in this newsletter: Ukraine’s pipeline stand-off leaves Brussels deeply frustrated
Reliance on energy imports exposes Japan to volatility and could delay interest rate rises
Analysts are sceptical that releasing strategic reserves would solve the problems in the Gulf
There is little doubt that the windfall tax has hit investment in the North Sea
Crude tumbles and equities bounce a day after US president suggested conflict could end ‘very soon’
Ship tracking data shows gas carriers switch course as prices rise
How US deals with the crucial export hub of Kharg Island could shed light on its longer-term strategy towards Iran
US permission to buy ‘on-water’ crude leaves Indian refiners still facing Middle East supply shock
Oil tumbles as president seeks to calm market but gives conflicting signals on plans to end conflict
Finance ministers pledge ‘necessary measures’ to tackle surging crude prices with deal expected as soon as Tuesday
The UK and EU must raise their game on power security
Conservatives have called for chancellor to halt planned rise in fuel duty
UK government bond market under renewed pressure as oil hovers around $100 a barrel
Iran war expected to derail easing plans as policymakers learn from inflation caused by Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine
