Hormuz Crisis: Signs of NATO's Entry, Know...
The article discusses the increasing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the potential involvement of NATO in ensuring shipping security as over 20 countries respond to Trump's pressure.
Rutte confident about reopening Hormuz Strait
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte expresses confidence that the Hormuz Strait will reopen, despite Iranian actions affecting oil trade in the region.
Its size is about $200 billion.. The war on Iran threatens precious metal trade in the Gulf
The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran is disrupting air and maritime navigation, impacting not just oil and gas but also the vital trade of precious metals in the Gulf region.
Hormuz crisis underlines vulnerability of global trade chokepoints
The ongoing crisis in the Hormuz Strait highlights the fragility of global trade routes and raises questions about the potential impacts of disruptions on the world economy.
Show that you have balls! Trump has a quirky recipe for solving the oil problem
Donald Trump proposed that shipping companies bravely navigate the Hormuz Strait despite the Iranian blockade as a solution to the oil supply issue.
Agreement with the United States: no used clothing, no mirror measures, not a blank check, rather an opportunity
Ecuador's government anticipates $13 billion growth in non-oil exports to the U.S. by 2030 following a new reciprocal trade agreement, which is currently provisional.
What impact will the Middle East conflict have on the Argentine economy
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to have ramifications for the Argentine economy, particularly in terms of inflation and trade balances.
USA Allows Trade of Iranian Oil. For 30 Days
The USA has lifted sanctions on Iranian oil for a 30-day period, despite ongoing attacks on Iranian refineries.
India on alert amid war in the Middle East, deploying 7 ships in Hormuz
Amid increasing tensions in the Middle East, India has stationed seven ships near the Hormuz Strait to ensure the safety of its trade vessels and energy supply.
Oil refining with tax incentives in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus could lower fuel prices, evaluates senator
Senator Eduardo Braga believes that a new federal policy allowing oil refining in Manaus's Free Trade Zone, backed by tax incentives, could lead to lower gasoline prices in the region.
Federal government regulates refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus and provides tax incentives for fuels
The Brazilian federal government has established regulations for oil refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus to offer tax incentives for local fuel production.
What types of sea mines does Iran use in the Strait of Hormuz and what ships are at risk, according to CNN
Iranโs deployment of naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz poses significant risks to commercial and oil tankers, raising global economic and geopolitical concerns.
Starmer allowed the USA to use British bases for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has granted the US the use of British military bases to assist in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil trade route.
Suez, Panama, Malacca... Beyond Hormuz, these other critical points capable of derailing global trade
The article discusses the global implications of Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and highlights other crucial maritime chokepoints like Suez, Panama, and Malacca that could similarly disrupt world trade.
New WTO report: high oil, gas prices serious challenge for trade growth
The WTO warns that persistently high oil and gas prices could further impede trade growth in 2026, leading to negative forecasts for global trade.
Sounding the Conch: What New Strategy Has Iran Adopted Regarding the Strait of Hormuz?
Iran has adopted a new strategy involving the Strait of Hormuz, using it as leverage in response to attacks from the U.S. and Israel, and increasing tensions in global oil and gas markets.
Flurry of raids on refineries. Gas and crude reserves go up in smoke
The conflict over energy and trade has intensified, marked by a series of missile attacks between Israel and Iran affecting major oil and gas facilities in the region.
One hundred ships have passed through Hormuz โ most with links to Iran
Since the outbreak of war, an average of 5-6 ships per day have passed through the Strait of Hormuz, significantly lower than pre-war levels, highlighting its crucial role in global oil trade and security.
Maritime Routes of World Trade Only Function in Peace. What Will Happen When They No Longer Apply?
The article discusses the critical importance of maritime routes for global trade and the impact of geopolitical tensions on these routes, focusing specifically on the Strait of Hormuz and other key maritime chokepoints.
It Affects More Than Just the Oil Sector: Blockade in the Strait of Hormuz Threatens Food and Fertilizer Imports
The blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is significantly disrupting global fertilizer and food imports, impacting agricultural producers and vulnerable regions.
Energy prices soar, Iran and US trade threats after Qatar gas hit
Oil and gas prices surged following an Iranian attack on Qatar's LNG facility, prompting threats from the US.
Prolonged high oil prices could โcrimpโ AI boom, WTO warns
High oil prices due to the Middle East conflict may hinder the growth of the AI sector, as warned by the World Trade Organization's chief economist.
Iran considers charging fees for ships in the Strait of Hormuz, says legislator
Iran is contemplating imposing fees on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a significant trade route for global oil and gas.
Discussion Begins in NATO to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz
There is growing online discussion and debate within NATO regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a region of critical economic significance for oil and gas supplies.
Dangote imported $3.74bn crude in 2025 โ CBN
Nigeria's Dangote Petroleum Refinery imported $3.74 billion worth of crude oil in 2025, marking a significant change in the country's oil trade despite being a producer.
International shipping 'chaos' as Strait of Hormuz closure sends ripple effects across the globe
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to significant disruptions in international shipping routes, affecting global trade.
"Hormuz will not reopen for at least two months." The grim forecast from artificial intelligences
Researchers predict that the Strait of Hormuz, crucial to global trade, will remain closed for at least two months, impacting markets and inflation.
Plastics, aluminum or chips: what the world economy loses with the closure of Hormuz beyond oil and gas
The closure of the Hormuz Strait threatens to significantly impact the global economy by restricting the supply of critical materials needed for various industries, not just oil and gas.
VIDEOS: Acre News 1st edition this Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The news report discusses the rise in oil prices amid claims that any cuts in production are not being passed on to consumers, alongside comments regarding NATO's refusal to comply with Trump's request for military naval support to restore global oil routes.
Middle Eastern oil becomes the most expensive in the world due to war in the region
Middle Eastern crude oil benchmarks have reached record highs, becoming the most expensive globally as the Iran conflict impacts trade.
No from London and Berlin. And the EU is pulling out too. "It's not in NATO territory"
Western responses to Trump's NATO ally requests for securing the Strait of Hormuz and facilitating oil trade have been overwhelmingly negative.
Brent Oil 'Breathes': Closes the Day Just Above 100 Dollars per Barrel
Brent crude oil prices dropped 2.84% to close just above $100 per barrel amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and pressure on key trade routes.
Evangelos Marinakis: A Global Call for the Strait of Hormuz - "The Time for Action is Now"
Evangelos Marinakis urges the international community to act urgently as the Strait of Hormuz faces a significant threat to global oil supplies due to geopolitical instability.
At stake is more than oil โ supply chains are disrupted due to the war in Iran
The article discusses the disruption of supply chains due to the ongoing war in Iran, with a specific example involving a shipment of European cars unable to reach its destination.
From GameStop to Silver and Now to Oil: How Black Gold Became a Meme Trade
The volatility induced by the Iran war has turned oil into a playground for small investors, with unprecedented amounts flowing into oil-related ETFs.
After Trump's Call: Japan and Australia Have No Plans to Send Troops to the Strait of Hormuz
Japan and Australia have officially stated they will not send naval ships to the Strait of Hormuz, following a call from President Trump for allied nations to help secure the vital oil trade route.
The War of Russia against Ukraine. Day 1482
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky argues that suspending sanctions against Russia would only benefit Russia and warns of significant Russian profits from oil trade due to U.S. decisions.
Analysis: Iran is making a surprising move that could destabilize the United States' economic power
Iran is considering a new payment method for oil shipments that could challenge the US dollar's dominance in oil trade.
Attack on Kharg: Until Trump 'feels' the timing for the war's end
The U.S. military launched a significant attack on Iranian military targets on the island of Kharg, crucial for oil trade, while Iran threatens retaliation against U.S. businesses.
Military sites and 90% of crude oil trade: Why is Iranian island struck by US important
US military strikes on Kharg Island in Iran have raised tensions, with crucial implications for global oil trade.
These are the main points of the reciprocal trade agreement that Ecuador signed with the United States
Ecuador has signed a reciprocal trade agreement with the United States that will benefit over half of its non-oil exports with a zero tariff rate upon implementation.
Iran denies US claims about the state of new leader Mojtaba Jameneรญ; war continues LIVE
Iran has denied claims from the U.S. regarding the condition of its new supreme leader, Mojtaba Jameneรญ, amidst ongoing military confrontations that have significant global oil trade implications.
Trump says the USA 'completely devastated Iran' and asks countries to 'take care' of the Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump claimed that the United States has completely devastated Iran and urged other countries to maintain the security of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial passage for global oil trade.
Trump calls on other countries to participate in securing the Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump urged other nations to send ships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflicts impacting maritime traffic.
When Oil Becomes Crypto Trade: What Is the New Trend of '24/7' Contracts?
The article discusses the emergence of continuous trading of oil contracts in the cryptocurrency market due to geopolitical factors affecting oil prices.
'Our shared interests dictate allowing Indian oil to pass through Hormuz', says Iranian ambassador
Iran's ambassador to India announced that some Indian ships have been allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, reflecting the enduring friendly relations and shared interests between the two countries amidst ongoing conflicts in West Asia.
Trump and Iran trade threats over Kharg Island strikes
Donald Trump warned Iran of potential military strikes on Kharg Island's oil infrastructure if attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz continue.
Gasoline, plane tickets, fruit and vegetables: how much two weeks of war have cost us
The ongoing war in Iran has significantly disrupted trade routes, causing spikes in international prices affecting gas, plane tickets, and food items.
Mines and Boats Along the Entire Iranian Coast, the Invincible Fortress of the Revolutionary Guards
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards have fortified the entire Persian Gulf coast with defensive measures, impacting global oil trade beyond just the Strait of Hormuz.
Benefit for Ecuador from the agreement signed with the United States amounts to $2.786 billion in trade
Ecuador has signed a reciprocal trade agreement with the United States, projected to enhance non-oil exports worth $2.786 billion.