Oil prices
Can Iran legally impose tolls in the Strait of Hormuz?
The US disputes Iran’s authority to charge tolls
Iran war brings US close to net crude exporter for first time since World War II
Atlantic Basin and Asian buyers are reaching further out for available supply
Oil fluctuates on prospect of fresh peace talks with Hormuz shut
Heightened export demand pushed total oil and fuel exports to the highest level ever, said EIA
Japan to provide US$10 billion to South-east Asia to aid with surging oil prices
Supply-chain disruptions in Asia will have a significant impact on its economy
Philippine President Marcos urges Asean to activate fuel-sharing pact
He proposes a regional study on joint oil stockpiling
Indonesia’s rating most at risk in South-east Asia amid war, S&P says
Malaysia is seen as well-placed to weather the global energy shock
Oil plunges as US and Iran weigh second round of truce talks
Experts warn the consequences of the war on energy markets may still be felt through the coming months and years
Singapore has experience to explore more underground spaces for fuel reserves: Tan See Leng
Jurong Rock Caverns facility can store crude oil or compatible products to increase storage capacity for all of local refineries
US, Iran may resume talks this week despite port blockade
Signs that diplomatic engagement might continue have calmed oil markets
Malaysia to boost biodiesel use to cope with Middle East conflict fallout
Finance ministry will spend RM7 billion on subsidies in April, including for petrol and diesel
