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Jennifer Gnana

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As seen in: The National, Substack, S&P Global, S&P Global Commodity Insights, Al-Monitor, Zawya, NewsBreak, Middle East Economic Digest (MEED), Gulf Daily News
Asst. Business Editor @thenationalnews Prev: @SPGCI @AlMonitor. Interested in politics, energy & the switch to a net-zero future. It’s /nyā-nuh/

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Oil heads for fourth weekly loss as Strait of Hormuz shipping recovery erases war premium

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By Jennifer Gnana
| The National Verified
Oil was heading for a fourth consecutive weekly loss on Friday as traders continued to strip out the geopolitical risk premium built into prices during the Iran war, as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz recovers following the deal signed by Tehran and the US. Brent crude was little changed at $71.67 a barrel as of 12.37pm UAE time, down 0.32 per cent, while West Texas Intermediate was down 0.29 per cent to $68.49.
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US waiver throws Iran oil exports a lifeline after five-year low

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By Jennifer Gnana
| The National Verified
Iran secured a temporary lifeline for its oil trade after the US Treasury on Tuesday issued a General Licence X authorising the sale and delivery of Iranian cargoes, just as exports hit their weakest level in five years. The 60-day waiver, which expires on August 21, allows for US dollar payments to Tehran and sanctioned entities, and even paves the way for Iranian oil imports into the US for the first time in decades.
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Russia's oil windfall outlasts the US's wartime waiver Original

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By Jennifer Gnana, Kyle Fitzgerald Verified
| The National Verified
Russia's seaborne crude exports are running at record highs to India, even as the US let a temporary sanctions waiver on Moscow's oil lapse on June 17 as Washington shifted focus towards finalising the Iran deal. US President Donald Trump, however, has signalled Washington could escalate pressure on Russia when Iranian crude resumed flowing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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