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Iran’s Disappearing Oil Is Becoming Everyone’s Problem
Pétrole & FioulSynthèse

Iran’s Disappearing Oil Is Becoming Everyone’s Problem

Iranian oil is disappearing from the market just as its biggest buyer returns for more. China’s recovering crude demand is colliding with the loss of a supplier that sustained its independent refiners through the crisis, forcing them to compete for increasingly expensive alternatives. The consequences reach beyond China: every replacement barrel tightens supplies for other buyers, while Tehran faces a growing incentive to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, which is now carrying an unexpectedly strong 13 million barrels a day (just 5 million below…

Helena Marsh

La nouvelle normalité du pétrole réside dans des prix plus élevés
MarchésSynthèse

La nouvelle normalité du pétrole réside dans des prix plus élevés

Les prix du pétrole ont reculé mardi, annulant leurs récents gains alors que les investisseurs pesaient les signes de reprise des exportations des producteurs du Moyen-Orient face à l'incertitude entourant le sort de la guerre en Iran. Le Brent pour livraison en novembre a chuté de 1,5 % pour s'échanger à 103,72 $ le baril à 13h10 ET, tandis que le brut WTI pour livraison en octobre a reculé de 2,2 % pour s'échanger à 90,62 $/bbl. Les exportations de brut de la région ont grimpé à 15,5 millions de barils par jour en septembre, soit plus de 80 % des niveaux d'avant-guerre et le niveau le plus é

Helena Marsh

Oil Prices Fall as Iran Negotiation Hopes Return
Pétrole & FioulSynthèse

Oil Prices Fall as Iran Negotiation Hopes Return

U.S. sanctions pressure on Iran intensifies, but Pakistani mediation hopes push Brent back to $89. US Blockade Leaves Iran’s Oil Trade on Borrowed Time - The announcement of the Trump administration’s ‘Economic D-Day’ sanctions on Iran coincides with an overall slump in Tehran’s crude exports, choked off by the US Navy’s maritime blockade in the Gulf of Oman. - Iran’s August crude exports have so far been minimal compared to the 2025 average of 1.7 million b/d, averaging only slightly around 0.3 million…

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Iran’s blockade trilemma: endure, escalate or negotiate
Transport maritime & LogistiqueSynthèse

Iran’s blockade trilemma: endure, escalate or negotiate

Key takeaways • The renewed US blockade is making the status quo progressively more expensive for Tehran. Pressure now extends from crude and petrochemical export revenues to production shut-ins, imports, aviation, gasoline balances, and ultimately government subsidies. Politically, the status quo also increasingly becomes hard to manage. • Tehran is confronted with a trilemma: endure, ...

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