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Russia and Iran Near Gas Supply Trade Deal

Russia and Iran are close to finalising a bilateral gas supply trade agreement, while US President Donald Trump asserted the Strait of Hormuz remains open and renewed criticism of Tehran. A completed deal would deepen energy ties between two heavily sanctioned economies and reduce Western leverage over both.

US Threatens Sanctions Over Iran Strait of Hormuz Tolls

The US warned shipping firms on May 1 that paying Iranian tolls for Strait of Hormuz passage, including digital assets, swaps, or in-kind payments, risks sanctions. The move targets a broad range of payment workarounds and raises compliance costs for shippers, insurers, and commodity traders operating in the region.

Reliance Rejects Iran Oil Cargoes Before Waiver Expires

Reliance Industries rejected two Iranian oil cargoes ahead of a U.S. sanctions waiver expiration that Washington will not renew. The move reduces Reliance's sanctions exposure but narrows its crude sourcing options. Indian Oil Corp, by contrast, recently completed an Iranian crude purchase, highlighting a divergence

Indian Refiners Pay for Iranian Oil in Yuan

Indian refiners are settling Iranian crude oil payments in Chinese yuan as a US sanctions waiver on such purchases nears its end, Reuters reports. The yuan route bypasses US correspondent banking networks, reducing secondary sanctions exposure but increasing dependence on Chinese financial infrastructure.

Iran War Pushes US Near Net Crude Exporter Status

Conflict involving Iran has pushed the US closer to net crude exporter status than at any time since World War Two, reshaping American energy positioning. The shift carries direct consequences for upstream producers, export infrastructure operators, and the dollar's role in global oil pricing.

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Indian refiner Reliance rejects Iran oil cargoes as waiver deadline looms

Reliance Industries rejected two Iranian oil cargoes ahead of a U.S. sanctions waiver expiration that Washington will not renew. The move reduces Reliance's sanctions exposure but narrows its crude sourcing options. Indian Oil Corp, by contrast, recently completed an Iranian crude purchase, highlighting a divergence

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