Senators Boost Pressure On Saudi, Russia Over Oil Market Share War
President urged to embargo oil from OPEC and Russia.
Chinese Demand For US LNG Unlikely To Surge
As long as tariffs on gas remain, traders will be reluctant to commit to deals.
China Announces Tariff Exemptions For US Chemical, Oil Products
The decision, in effect for a year, could increase US petrochemical exports to China.
China May Crude Oil Imports Drop From Record In April
Cut in imports from Iran is cited for reduction.
US Refiners Warn Mexico Tariffs Could Result In Higher Fuel Prices
U.S. refiners warned the Trump administration that tariffs on imports from Mexico could deliver a punishing blow to refiners and raise the cost of gasoline just as the U.S. driving season kicks into high gear, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
Trade War Unlikely To Hurt US Oil And Gas, Report Says
In the short term, at least, U.S. exporters have other customers to fill the gap left by China.
Kinder Morgan's Gulf Coast Express Pipeline Hit With Steel Tariff
Kinder Morgan Inc. will pay a tariff on imported steel used in a $1.75 billion natural gas pipeline project, the U.S. Department of Commerce ruled on May 6.
China’s Sinopec Resumes US Oil Imports After 6 Months
Refiner’s action signals that risks of importing U.S. crude have lessened.
UPDATED: US To End All Waivers On Iran Oil Imports, Crude Price Jumps
The United States demanded a cut off of Iranian oil exports to major importers like China and India who had been granted exemptions from sanctions, sending crude prices to six-month highs on fears the U.S. action could lead to a supply crunch.
Japanese Refiners Halt Iran Oil Imports As Waiver Expiry Looms
Japan had cut imports by 33% in first nine months of 2018.