Russia, IEA and oil

Russia may develop oil sanctions workarounds as global supply rises, IEA says
Russia's oil exports could be sustained if it finds workarounds to the latest U.S. sanctions package, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Thursday, as it forecast that growth in global oil supply would outpace demand this year.
Russian revenues from oil exports rose despite new sanctions, IEA says
Crude futures settled off the day's lows, helped by a modestly positive report from the International Energy Agency that raised its global oil demand growth forecast for this year.
Sanctions and Strikes: The Unfolding Crisis in Russian Oil Production
Russia's oil production may decrease due to U.S. sanctions affecting tanker access and Ukrainian drone attacks crippling refineries. With limited storage and falling exports, output cuts are likely. Russia's economic strain grows as global buyers demand non-sanctioned tankers and lower crude supply impacts revenue.
Russian Oil Export Revenue Rose Despite Sanctions
Russia's revenue from the export of crude and other oil products rose last month despite Western sanctions, according to the International Energy Agency. Commercial export revenues climbed by $900 million on-month to $15.
Latest US sanctions on Russia throw global oil trade into disarray
Tightened U.S. sanctions on Moscow have disrupted a roaring trade in discounted Russian oil to China and India, reviving demand for Middle Eastern and African crudes, roiling shipping markets and driving up oil prices.
US sanctions strand Iran, Russia oil on tankers, driving up crude costs
The amount of Russian and Iranian oil held on ships has hit multi-month highs as harsher US sanctions reduced the number of buyers, leaving fewer tankers available to deliver cargoes and driving up crude costs,
Over 60% of Russian oil tankers halted due to sanctions
The latest US sanctions against Russia’s oil sector have led to the suspension of most Russian tankers. Source: Bloomberg Details: Currently, 94 out of 154 tankers sanctioned under the Biden administration have stopped transporting Russian oil.
Hosted on MSN2d
Russia prepares to cut oil production due to sanctions and drone attacks, Reuters reports
Russia is facing the threat of a reduction in oil production due to US sanctions and Ukrainian drone attacks. Source: Reuters ...
Russia's oil and fuel exports revenues rose in January to $15.8 billion, IEA says
Russia's commercial revenues from sales of crude oil and oil products in January rose by $900 million from December to $15.8 ...
Arab Times4h
Oil prices increase despite Russian export tightening
Oil prices have suddenly started climbing due to concerns over the tightening of Russian oil exports to China and India. This ...
Hosted on MSN1d
Ukraine takes out 10% of Russia’s oil refining
The assessment was made based on the opinions of three oil executives, more than 10 traders, as well as managers of ...
Rigzone2d
IEA Sees Muted Effects of New Russia Sanctions Amid Workarounds
The International Energy Agency has lowered its outlook for Russia's oil production this year by only a narrow margin even ...
Upstream12d
Russian boosts gas production as oil output drops
State run gas giant Gazprom spearheads increase in gas production in 2024 as it re-takes a larger share of the domestic ...
Crude Oil Prices5d
Russia’s Crude Output Dips Below OPEC+ Target
Russia’s crude output fell to 8.962 million barrels a day in January, 16,000 barrels a day below its target under the OPEC+ ...
Nasdaq3d
Crude Settles Higher on Dollar Weakness and Reduced Russian Crude Production
Also, signs that US sanctions are hurting Russian crude production are bullish for oil prices. Gains in crude were limited on concern that President Trump's 25% tariffs on all steel ...
October Non-OPEC And World Oil Production Rose
World oil output without the US increased by 692 kb/d to 68,304 kb/d. November’s production is expected to increase by 238 kb ...