Tags

How the Iran War Is Disrupting Global Oil and Gas Supply

Oil and gas markets have been rocked by disruption to supply out of the Persian Gulf. Prices of both commodities have jumped since the US and Israel began their strikes on Iran. Iran’s retaliation has involved the targeting of energy infrastructure across the Gulf, interrupting production and prompting closures as a precautionary measure. More significantly, […]

Iran achieves 60% of annual oil revenue target amid war

Despite the challenges posed by war, sanctions, and trade restrictions, Iran’s Ministry of Oil maintained crude oil production and exports, achieving approximately 60% of the annual oil revenue target in the first months of the Iranian year 1405 (started late March 2026). The ministry generated $18 billion in oil revenue, including $11.5 billion during the war and $6.5 billion during the ceasefire, while transferring around $11 billion to the state treasury.

U.S. launches new Iran strikes as Tehran declares Strait of Hormuz closed

 The United States launched a third round of strikes on Iran this week as Tehran declared it was closing the Strait of Hormuz “until further notice,” sharply escalating tensions around one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said President Donald Trump ordered the strikes after Iranian forces attacked the Cyprus-flagged […]