How could Red Sea tensions affect oil and gas shipping?
About 12 per cent of world shipping traffic transits the Red Sea route and 4-8 per cent of global LNG cargoes have passed through it in 2023
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About 12 per cent of world shipping traffic transits the Red Sea route and 4-8 per cent of global LNG cargoes have passed through it in 2023
Two ships transporting oil or oil products from the U.S. Gulf Coast to India are rerouting from the Red Sea amid concerns of attacks by Yemen's Houthi militants, as a U.S.-led coalition aims to safeguard vessels, as per vessel tracking data on Friday.
For two months, international oil and gas markets largely ignored the Israel-Hamas war as it wasn’t disrupting flows of crude oil and natural gas from the Middle East and the Mediterranean in any meaningful way. Oil prices and the European benchmark ...
The intensification of attacks in the Red Sea, particularly near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, is causing major oil and shipping companies to reroute or suspend transits, potentially impacting global oil markets and supply chains.
'We know that Iran was deeply involved in planning the operations against commercial vessels in the Red Sea,' White House national security spokeswoman Adrienne Watson said Friday.