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China’s Collapse in Oil Buying Has Kept Global Prices Stable After the Iran War

China sharply cut imports while using domestic fuel supplies to protect its economy and in doing so created a key buffer for world oil markets.

Oil Tops $100 as Middle East Strikes and Houthi Attacks Cripple Shipping Lanes

Brazil Moves to Cap Fuel Costs as Petrobras Cuts Aviation Fuel and Joins Diesel Subsidy

Bangladesh Fuel Shortages Trigger Telecom Blackout Warnings

Sanctions Loom, Russian Oil Loses Buyers as Bulgaria Assumes Control of Lukoil’s Burgas Refinery

ONGC Sets $60–$65 Oil Strategy: Cost Cuts, Mumbai High Redevelopment, Trading JV