Oil and gas
Can tapping oil reserves tame the Iran war price shock?
China has in recent years built up what appears to be an even larger reserve capacity
Chinese oil buyers pay premium for Canadian crude amid Iran war
The war is likely to shift perceptions of Middle Eastern countries as stable sources of oil
‘I’ll be the one to lose’: Hawkers, drivers in Asia brace themselves for fuel shortage amid Iran war
There are concerns that the fuel shortages could also mean higher inflation and rising interest rates
G7 energy ministers stop short of strategic reserve decision, ask IEA to study options
IEA to assess oil reserve release options
In charts: Singapore’s energy and chemicals sector in focus as Middle East conflict escalates
The sector’s green pivot could help it be less vulnerable to oil and gas disruptions in the long term
G7 ready to release oil stocks if needed but ‘not there yet’
Coordinated releases of strategic stockpiles have been carried out only five times before
‘Very grim’: Singapore, regional petrochem sector could see more force majeure notices; EDB in contact with players
Government agencies are working to support companies amid the ‘evolving situation’
From Shell to Singapore Airlines: the potential winners and losers as volatile oil prices hover under US$100
Transport companies’ profit margins take a hit while developed and emerging markets in Asia-Pacific face spillovers
Queues, price hikes and shortages as Asia battles fuel crunch
Disarray has been spreading after just days of war, and for many, the risks are rising
US launches US$20 billion reinsurance plan to ease Gulf oil trade
The strait carries about a fifth of global oil flows, as well as gas, fertiliser and other products
