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NEWS: The Trump administration has issued a 60-day waiver suspending U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude oil, petroleum, and petrochemical products, allowing Iran to sell its oil on the global marketincluding to the United Statesthrough August 21, 2026.
The Treasury Department's new OFAC General License X also authorizes related banking, insurance, shipping, and other transactions necessary to facilitate those sales, while excluding transactions involving Cuba, North Korea, and the Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine.
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dalton99a
(96,187 posts)US Treasury waives sanctions on Iranian oil as part of interim agreement to end war
By FATIMA HUSSEIN
The license authorizes the production, delivery and sale of Iranian oil. It will last through Aug. 21.
The license emerged Monday as U.S. Vice President JD Vance said his lengthy talks with senior Iranian officials in Switzerland created a good foundation for a successful final deal. Negotiators are seeking a permanent end to the war the U.S. and Israel began in late February.
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underpants
(197,768 posts)Weve got a lot of it.
kentuck
(116,015 posts)...and then, it doesn't matter what happens.
Midnight Writer
(25,979 posts)His mind bounces around like a pinball in an arcade machine.
Lovie777
(24,422 posts)bucolic_frolic
(56,299 posts)He's looking for a cheap way to refill strategic petroleum reserve, as are most countries, so the price will only plunge so far.
SamuelTheThird
(1,452 posts)Melon
(1,868 posts)Plunge far.
I dont see why any country rebuilds reserves to a substantial degree until oil drops even more. We are currently in the $70s with a market that will be oversupplied if the Middle East war is resolved.
bucolic_frolic
(56,299 posts)This is just to plunge and create a buying opportunity. His oil companies and buddies don't want $50 oil. They'll be quite happy if the plunge stops at $65
AZJonnie
(4,190 posts)My understanding is $50 is barely break-even for a lot of the plays, in which case, why bother bringing it up and out?
Melon
(1,868 posts)Asking Exxon what the oil price will be and them respond $200 a barrel is like asking a peanut farmer what he thinks the price of peanut butter should be
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I was with some of the Exxon talking heads a few weeks ago. There is at least a 4 million barrel overhang per day of oil next year when this is resolved. The world is consuming 10 million barrels less a day due to some demand destruction, conservation, and other chemical technologies filling in.
We are a lot closer to $70 barrel oil than $200 when the straights open
and $70 is not a barrier. Volume in the US directly translates to production costs. They arent as quick to stop drilling as you think. Lower prices will shut off some well starts, but it wont cap production.
The story as Ive said now is the restructuring of global supply. Who is going to turn down rates to raise prices? The US wont. Russia cant. Canada is largely captive to the US. Venezuela continues to increase. The Middle East need to make up for lost revenue and they already lost UAE from OPEC.
RedWhiteBlueIsRacist
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