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Global Markets & Equities 15 Oct 2026, 08:29 PM IST

Chevron CEO Says Oil Buffers That Blunted Iran Shock Have Been Drained

Chevron Chief Executive Mike Wirth warned that the oil market’s spare buffers, which helped absorb the initial disruption from the Iran war shock, have now been largely used up. His remarks underscore growing concern that the global diesel and crude system is entering a more fragile phase just as the International Energy Agency flags a prolonged squeeze on middle distillates.

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Global Markets & Equities15 Oct 2026, 03:21 AM IST

IEA Warns Diesel Squeeze Could Persist Into 2027 as Iran War Disrupts Supply

The International Energy Agency said global diesel markets are likely to remain tight well into 2027, warning that war-related disruptions tied to Iran are constraining supply and keeping middle-distillate inventories under pressure. In its October 2026 Oil Market Report, the agency also trimmed its world oil demand outlook for the year, underscoring a market that is simultaneously softer on consumption and tighter on refined products.

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Global Markets & Equities15 Oct 2026, 02:40 AM IST

IEA Warns Diesel Squeeze Could Stretch Into 2027 as Iran War Disrupts Supply

The International Energy Agency said the global diesel market is facing a prolonged squeeze that could last well into 2027, as war-related disruptions tied to Iran tighten supply and keep refining margins elevated. In its October 2026 Oil Market Report, the agency also trimmed its forecast for world oil demand this year, underscoring a market shaped by weaker consumption growth even as middle-distillate shortages persist.

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Global Economy & Central Banks08 Oct 2026, 05:27 AM IST

Oil Prices Slip as IEA Members Prioritize Diesel Stock Releases Amid Strait of Hormuz Fears

Oil prices fell after members of the International Energy Agency agreed to prioritize the release of diesel stocks, a move aimed at easing tightness in refined fuel markets. The decline came even as traders remained on edge over supply risks after Iran stepped up attacks on tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global crude flows.

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Global Economy & Central Banks08 Oct 2026, 01:15 AM IST

Oil Prices Slip as IEA Members Prioritize Diesel Stock Releases Amid Strait of Hormuz Tensions

Oil prices fell after members of the International Energy Agency agreed to prioritize the release of diesel stocks, a move aimed at easing tightness in refined-fuel markets. The decline came even as traders remained alert to fresh supply risks after Iran stepped up attacks on tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints.

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World Politics & Diplomacy06 Oct 2026, 01:19 PM IST

Australia Opens Probe Into FlyDubai Co-Pilot’s Background as Mideast Security Fallout Widens

Australia has launched a probe into the past of a FlyDubai co-pilot after reports linked him to a suspected plot that raised alarm across the Middle East and aviation security circles. The case has intensified scrutiny of airline vetting, international information-sharing, and the ability of security services to detect threats before they reach the cockpit.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 12:55 PM IST

Mars’ North Polar Ice Appears Far Cleaner Than Expected, Sharpening the Search for Ancient Habitability

New analysis suggesting Mars’ north polar ice is far less dusty than scientists had assumed is reshaping how researchers think about the planet’s climate history and its potential to preserve signs of past life. The finding strengthens the case that the polar cap may contain cleaner, more readable records of Martian water cycles than previously believed.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors06 Oct 2026, 02:58 AM IST

Electrification Is the Easy Part; Building the Grid to Match Is the Real Test

Global climate negotiators and the International Energy Agency are converging on a simple idea with enormous implications: the economy must run far more on electricity if emissions are to fall fast enough. But the harder question is not whether electrification is desirable; it is whether power systems, supply chains, and industrial policy can scale quickly enough to support it.

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Global Markets & Equities04 Oct 2026, 08:33 PM IST

G7 Moves to Release 100 Million Barrels as Energy Prices Stay Elevated

The Group of Seven and its partners are preparing to release about 100 million barrels of oil and diesel from strategic reserves in an effort to cool global fuel prices. The move underscores mounting pressure on policymakers to ease inflation, but analysts say the impact may be temporary unless supply disruptions and refining constraints also improve.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors04 Oct 2026, 07:30 PM IST

Electrification Is the Easy Part; Building the Grid Is the Real Test

The International Energy Agency and climate negotiators are pushing to make electrification a defining target for the global economy, arguing that cleaner power can accelerate decarbonisation across industry, transport and digital infrastructure. But the harder challenge is not the ambition itself — it is the scale of grid investment, permitting reform and supply-chain execution needed to turn that ambition into reliable electricity delivery.

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