
Hormuz impasse enters third month as U.S. decouples sanctions from strait reopening
Washington insists nuclear disarmament precedes any sanctions relief, while the strait remains closed and oil trades above $100 a barrel.
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Washington insists nuclear disarmament precedes any sanctions relief, while the strait remains closed and oil trades above $100 a barrel.
Washington sinaliza encerramento das waivers que permitem vendas de petróleo russo, mas o calendário ainda depende do Tesouro americano.
A monthly demand-loss trajectory now reaching 5.6 million barrels per day raises questions about price assumptions embedded in Brazilian offshore project economics.
A ceasefire dispute, drone incidents, and a contested tolling regime are converging on the world's most consequential oil chokepoint.
Washington's continued 'maximum pressure' campaign targets tankers and crude cargoes, keeping supply uncertainty elevated for global buyers.
Iran's demand for $12 billion in frozen assets complicates US-Iran talks, keeping Hormuz uncertainty alive for Atlantic Basin oil flows.
A reported Iran-Oman framework to oversee Strait of Hormuz traffic has drawn a sharp US rebuke — and renewed attention to a chokepoint that moves about 20% of global oil and LNG shipments.
Drone strikes on Russian refining capacity are reshaping diesel trade flows — and Brazil sits at an interesting intersection of exposure and opportunity.
Utilização sobe, mas o motor é a escassez de embarcações viáveis — não o crescimento da demanda. O que isso significa para operadores na América Latina.
Moscow's potential curbs on oil product exports add a new variable to global refined-product flows — with indirect consequences for Brazilian energy pricing.
Três semanas de bloqueios de estradas na Bolívia elevam a inflação local e colocam em xeque a regularidade do gás que abastece o mercado brasileiro.
India's fourth pump-price hike in a month signals that Hormuz disruption is structural, not transient. For Brazil, the ripple effects on crude pricing and export flows deserve attention.
A cluster of high-level diplomatic movements involving Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar introduces fresh uncertainty into global crude markets at a sensitive moment.
A sustained naval interdiction campaign is reshaping commercial shipping patterns — with downstream implications for global crude flows and Brazilian export positioning.
A sanctions expansion targeting freedom-of-navigation violations adds a new layer of geopolitical risk to one of the world's most critical crude transit corridors.
O fechamento do Estreito de Ormuz drena estoques globais a mínimas plurianuais — e o Brent pode superar a projeção já conservadora do banco.
With 91 commercial vessels redirected and four disabled, the US blockade on Iranian shipping is reshaping freight, insurance, and crude routing — with consequences that reach Brazil.
Tehran's new Persian Gulf Strait Authority signals an intent to regulate—and potentially restrict—one of the world's most critical chokepoints.
Two simultaneous supply shocks are redrawing trade flows — and Brazilian exporters are watching closely.
Tehran is restructuring access to the world's most critical oil chokepoint — selectively, and for a price. The ripple effects reach Brazil.