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Iran’s oil windfall amid war with the US & Israel: How it exports up to 2.8 million barrels daily and who keeps buying
According to The Economist, despite the near closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of roughly 15% of global oil supply from the market, Tehran continues to boost its revenues through a complex network of transport and financial transactions
Morningstar DBRS, Autonomous: Middle East affects Greek economy and banks due to oil and tourism
Structural dependence on tourism and shipping as well as macroeconomic vulnerabilities related to energy and external deficits is a key risk for banks - The widening of bond spreads is also a problem
Russia halts gasoline exports from April 1 in bid to curb domestic prices
Moscow is set to suspend gasoline exports starting April 1, as part of efforts to stabilize domestic fuel prices following last year’s shortages linked to Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries
Pierrakakis at Eurogroup: Measures must be fair & effective, with priority for the most vulnerable households and businesses
Today's Eurogroup meeting was held via teleconference instead of the scheduled meeting in Cyprus, which was cancelled due to developments in the Middle East
Energy crisis: European Commission rejects fiscal easing — what applies to the escape clause
Despite serious challenges, the Commission is putting the brakes on scenarios of fiscal loosening, stressing that any fiscal measures adopted must remain consistent with the net expenditure growth paths set by the Council
Strait of Hormuz: Third Dynacom vessel owned by Giorgos Prokopiou crosses the war zone
The tanker Marathi, about 900 feet long and carrying roughly 1 million barrels of Saudi crude oil, was spotted on Thursday near the Indian port of Sikka, according to vessel tracking data and port information reported by Bloomberg
