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Investing.com25d agobearish
China cuts Iranian oil purchases by 40%, Bessentsays

Investing.com -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday that China has reduced its crude oil purchases by approximately 40% in recent months, a decline he said is significantly reducing Iran's oil revenues.

Investing.com71d agobearish
OPEC crude output drops to lowest level in 37 years

Investing.com -- OPEC crude production fell in May to its lowest level in at least 37 years as a US blockade of Iran and disruptions in the Persian Gulf continued to limit output, according to a Bloomberg survey released Friday.

Investing.com73d agobearish
EU proposes naval mission to clear Hormuz mines

Investing.com -- The European Union has put forward a proposal for its Aspides naval mission to assume "the primary role" in clearing mines in the Strait of Hormuz "when conditions allow" as part of a Franco-British-led initiative, according to a Reuters report Wednesday citing an internal document dated May 26.

Investing.com88d agobearish
Canada inflation accelerates to 2.8% in April but misses forecasts

Inbesting.com -- Canada’s annual inflation rate accelerated less than anticipated in April as underlying price pressures showed signs of cooling. According to data from Statistics Canada, the consumer price index rose 2.8% from a year earlier, marking its fastest pace since May 2024 but falling short of the 3.1% rate economists surveyed by Bloomberg expected. Higher energy prices, particularly for gasoline, served as the primary driver behind the acceleration in the headline figure. Geopolitical