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20/08/2025
Iraqi Prime Minister: Iraq signs project agreement with ExxonMobil, covering four exploration blocks and the development of other oil fields.
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3 m ago
Data shows that Indian private oil refiners Reliance Industries, Russia-backed Nayara Energy, and HPCL-Mittal Energy collectively account for about 60% of India's July imports of Russian oil, with the rest going to state-owned refineries in the country.
4 m ago
The data shows that India imported an average of 1.5 million barrels of Russian crude oil per day in July, a decrease of 24.5% compared to the previous month.
4 m ago
Data and trade news sources show that the import volume of Russian crude oil into India in July experienced a decline after a sharp increase in the previous month.
10 m ago
The Vice Chairman of Financial Regulation at the Federal Reserve, Bowman, suggested on Tuesday that Federal Reserve staff should be allowed to hold a small amount of cryptocurrency, believing that the experience would help them better regulate these financial markets. Bowman stated that relaxing restrictions on staff investments could also help recruit and retain professional bank examiners, and that holding at least a minimum amount of cryptocurrency and other digital assets would help staff gain practical knowledge of these products. "There is no substitute for hands-on experience and understanding the holding and transfer processes of cryptocurrency assets," she said in a prepared speech at a cryptocurrency conference in Wyoming. Bowman did not disclose specific information such as the exact amount or type of cryptocurrency she is considering holding, but her remarks once again indicate that regulatory agencies of the Trump administration are becoming more friendly towards the cryptocurrency sector.
16 m ago
Jeffrey Kessler, Deputy Secretary of Industry and Security Affairs at the U.S. Department of Commerce, said: "Today's tariff measures have expanded the coverage of steel and aluminum tariffs and closed off loopholes. This will promote the continued revitalization of the U.S. steel and aluminum industry."
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