The Iranian War as a Double-Edged Sword: Russia Gains and Loses
The Iranian conflict is providing Russia with short-term revenue boosts from rising oil prices, but it also poses risks related to sanctions and inflation.
Trump's administration estimates Russia's potential gains from sanctions relief
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that easing sanctions on Russian oil could yield approximately $2 billion in revenue for Russia, which he considers negligible.
- 15 days with these prices, and you will have covered the entire wealth tax
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has significantly boosted Norway's income from oil and gas exports, with recent price surges leading to an expected substantial revenue increase for the country.
Pakistani Tanker Crosses Hormuz Strait... Iran Allows Selective Passage
Iran has selectively permitted the passage of certain vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, raising hopes for normalization of transit; reports indicate significant revenue generation for Iran amidst ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Iran war could bring billions to US energy firms β FT
The ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran is expected to significantly increase oil prices, benefiting U.S. energy companies with billions in revenue.
US oil companies could earn $63 billion from the oil surge due to the war with Iran
American oil companies stand to gain over $60 billion in additional revenue this year due to the rising oil prices linked to the conflict in Iran.
The Government Calls the Agri-Food Sector to Evaluate Measures Against the War That Do Not Risk 2.5 Billion Euros in VAT
The Spanish government is convening the agri-food sector to discuss measures to mitigate the economic impact of ongoing war-related tensions without jeopardizing 2.5 billion euros in VAT revenue.
War in the Middle East: government projects revenue increase of nearly R$ 100 billion this year in the worst-case scenario
The Brazilian government expects to increase federal revenue by nearly R$ 100 billion this year due to rising oil prices spurred by the Middle East conflict.
The United States Temporarily Authorizes the Sale of Russian Oil Stored on Ships
The U.S. has temporarily authorized the sale of Russian oil that was stored on ships, a move welcomed by the Kremlin amid plummeting revenue from oil and gas exports due to the Ukraine war.
War in Iran - a gift to the Kremlin: "Financial Times" revealed the numbers
The article reports substantial unexpected revenue for Russia from oil export taxes due to disruptions in shipping through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, amidst rising global oil prices.
Russia to gain billions in additional revenue from oil price surge due to war with Iran
Russia is projected to benefit significantly from a surge in oil prices amid the conflict in Iran, potentially increasing its revenue by billions.
Will Ecuador Benefit from the Rise in Global Oil Prices?
The article discusses the implications of rising global oil prices for Ecuador, emphasizing its dependence on oil exports for state revenue.
Russia earns additional 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue as oil prices soar amid US-Iran war, analysis finds
An analysis highlights that Russia has gained 6 billion euros in fossil fuel revenue during the recent US-Iran conflict, raising concerns about the implications for sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Did the Mideast Conflict Just Rescue Russiaβs War Budget?
The Mideast conflict may inadvertently bolster Russia's war budget by driving up oil prices beyond $70 a barrel, providing vital revenue amid ongoing sanctions.
The USA can cut Iran off from oil profits. The key is an island in the Persian Gulf
The article discusses the potential actions of the USA to disrupt Iran's oil revenue and the strategic importance of an island in the Persian Gulf.
Nigeria: NNPC January Revenue Drops 46.7 Percent to N2.57tn Amid Increased Oil Sales
Nigeria's NNPC reported a 46.7% drop in January revenue despite improved oil sales.
Due to the Iran War: Trump Announces Easing of Oil Sanctions β Possibly Benefiting Russia
Donald Trump is considering easing oil sanctions against Russia as a response to the Iran conflict and rising oil prices, which could undermine efforts to cut Russia's revenue from its war in Ukraine.
NNPC posts N385bn profit as oil output rises
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited reported a profit of N385 billion in January 2026, despite a significant drop in revenue from the previous month even as oil production increased.
Will the war with Iran make Russia richer?
The ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran is causing global oil prices to rise, potentially benefiting Russia financially by increasing its oil revenue.
The War in the Middle East Could Bring an Extra 406 Billion Pesos to Mexico Due to Rising Oil Prices
The ongoing war in the Middle East may lead to an additional 406 billion pesos in public revenue for Mexico from oil prices, as estimated by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO).
Nigeria: FAAC Reconciliation - NNPC, Consultants Fail to Agree On $42.3bn Under-Remittance to Federation
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd and government consultants disagree on a $42.3 billion under-remittance owed to the Federation Account, complicating ongoing reconciliation efforts.
Experts: The Middle Eastern war benefits the Russian economy
Experts believe that the ongoing war in the Middle East is providing economic benefits to Russia, as evidenced by the significant revenue it generates from oil products despite international sanctions.
Reps demand fresh submissions from Customs, CBN, others over pre-shipment activities
The Nigerian House of Representatives has called for comprehensive documentation from key agencies as part of an investigation into pre-shipment inspection and crude oil revenue issues.
Iran should prioritize regime survival and sacrifice oil revenue with blockade in Hormuz
Iran appears willing to prioritize regime survival over the economic losses from interrupting oil flow, keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed as long as the armed conflict continues.
Nigeria: Gov't Begins Implementation of Executive Order On Oil, Gas Revenues
The Nigerian government has initiated the implementation of Executive Order 09 to enhance the management of oil and gas revenues.
Revised Executive Order: FG adjusts oil revenue remittance framework
The Nigerian Federal Government has revised its oil revenue remittance framework to reflect industry realities while maintaining direct remittance mandates for oil-related revenues.
Governors back Tinubuβs order on oil, gas revenue remittance
The Nigeria Governorsβ Forum has expressed support for President Tinubu's Executive Order on the remittance of oil and gas revenues directly into the Federation Account, emphasizing the importance of fiscal transparency and constitutional adherence.
Evening recap: Police Council confirms Disu as IG, FG begins direct oil revenue remittance, Wike tackles opposition, other top stories
The article covers significant political and economic developments in Nigeria, including the appointment of a new Inspector-General of Police, the government's new oil revenue policy, and political accusations amid the upcoming elections.
NGF backs direct oil revenue remittance
The Nigeria Governorsβ Forum has endorsed direct remittance of oil and gas revenues into the Federation Account, emphasizing the importance of fiscal transparency and constitutional alignment.
Nigeria: Govt Begins Oil, Gas Revenues Executive Order Implementation
The Nigerian government has started implementing the Oil and Gas Revenues Executive Order 09 to enhance federal revenue management.
Nigeria: Tinubu Targets Revenue Leakages, Orders Direct Remittance of Oil and Gas Proceeds
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has issued an executive order aimed at stopping revenue leakages in Nigeria's oil and gas sector by mandating direct remittance of petroleum proceeds to the Federation Account.
The U.S. will direct Venezuelan oil revenue directly to the U.S. Treasury
The U.S. Energy Secretary announced that revenue from Venezuelan oil will now go directly to the U.S. Treasury instead of being funneled through a Qatari account.
NEITI hails Tinubuβs new executive order for blocking oil revenue leaks
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative praises President Tinubu's Executive Order 9 aimed at directly remitting oil and gas revenues to the Federation Account.
How 'ghost ships' work that generate billions in revenue to finance the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard finances its extensive operations through a clandestine oil trafficking network involving 'ghost ships' that evade international sanctions.
Air cargo reforms signal push for non-oil exports
Nigeria is focusing on enhancing non-oil exports through air cargo reforms aimed at improving infrastructure and revenue generation.
Tinubuβs executive order blocks N2tn NNPC fees
President Bola Tinubu's executive order bans the deduction of management fees by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, affecting substantial revenue streams for the Nigerian federation.
Iran: Washington takes a new series of economic sanctions
The U.S. government has imposed new economic sanctions aimed at Iranian individuals, companies, and oil tankers to reduce Tehran's revenue ahead of upcoming nuclear talks in Geneva.
Nigeria: EATL, NUPRC's Joint Move to Curb Oil Losses, Boost Revenue
Nigeria has launched its first gravimetric flow metering calibration facility aimed at reducing oil losses and increasing government revenue.
N14.5tn oil windfall at risk of wastage β Analysts
Experts warn that Nigeria's anticipated N14.57tn oil revenue may not be effectively utilized by governments amid concerns about governance.
The war in Ukraine extends to the seas by targeting the Russian shadow fleet
The war in Ukraine has escalated into international waters as Ukraine and its Western allies declare war on the Russian shadow fleet to cut off oil revenue funding Russia's war efforts.
From Trenches to Seas: An Open War to Strike the Russian 'Shadow Fleet'
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine now extends to international waters, where Kyiv and its allies target Russia's oil revenue infrastructure amid escalating Western sanctions.
Group urges Tinubu to review pipeline surveillance arrangements
The Niger Delta Safety Watch has called for President Bola Tinubu to reassess the pipeline surveillance system in the South South region due to ongoing security challenges affecting oil production and national revenue.
RMAFC backs Tinubuβs order on oil revenue remittance
The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission has endorsed President Bola Tinubu's executive order mandating direct remittance of oil and gas revenues to the federation account, citing it will enhance revenue inflows and reduce leakages.
FG probes NNPC, targets blockage of revenue leakage
The Nigerian Federal Government is conducting an investigation into the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited's financial activities to address revenue leakage issues.
Forensic audit of NNPC ongoing β Edun
The Nigerian Minister of Finance announced that a forensic audit of the National Petroleum Company is currently being conducted to enhance transparency in oil revenue management.
Tinubuβs executive order will curb leakages, boost Federation Account inflows β RMAFC
The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission has stated that President Bola Tinubuβs Executive Order on oil and gas revenue remittance will enhance funds to the Federation Account and reduce revenue leakages.
Nigeria: Unrealistic Revenue Assumptions - Senate Threatens to Slash N58.47tn 2026 Budget
The Nigerian Senate has threatened to cut the 2026 budget proposal due to unrealistic revenue projections and poor performance in oil benchmarks.
Tinubuβs Executive Order: FG, states, LGs allocation may increase by N15tn
President Bola Tinubu's new Executive Order could lead to an additional N14.57 trillion in allocations for federal, state, and local governments in Nigeria.
The one problem with Russia's shadow fleet Europe still hasn't addressed
The article discusses how Europe's failure to address Russia's shadow fleet allows it to maintain significant oil revenue, essential for supporting its economy and military actions against Ukraine.
Russia: Expected 50% Decrease in Oil and Gas Revenues Year-on-Year in February
Russia expects its revenue from oil and gas to decrease nearly 50% in February 2025 due to a stronger ruble and lower oil prices.