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Commodity traders lost ‘billions’ in early days of Iran war
Financial Times —
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Wall Street banks set to report $40bn trading haul as Iran war rekindles volatility
Financial Times —
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Wrong-Way Bets on Oil Had a Star Trader Hundreds of Millions in the Hole
Wall Street Journal —
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Strait crisis: Global traders race to secure oil barrels amid Hormuz supply crunch
Times Of India —
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Commodity traders lost ‘billions’ in early days of Iran war
Financial Times —
Hormuz Tolls and Global Markets
Physical oil prices have surged to unprecedented levels as buyers scramble to secure prompt deliveries amidst reduced Middle Eastern flows.
Major refiners in Asia are considering scaling back operations as the supply crunch worsens fuel shortages.
Wall Street banks, however, are expected to report a $40 billion trading haul as the rekindled volatility drives revenue.
The International Maritime Organization has condemned the proposed tolls, warning that they could permanently alter global maritime trade routes.
Vitol
Dutch petroleum company
Dutch petroleum company
International Maritime Organization
Specialized UN agency concerned with legal and regulatory aspects of maritime activity
Specialized UN agency concerned with legal and regulatory aspects of maritime activity
Iran
Country in Western Asia
Country in Western Asia