Fears of shortages are rising with the travel season approaching in the northern hemisphere.

Global oil inventories fell 250M barrels in two months as the Iran war blocks the Strait of Hormuz, triggering a worldwide scramble for energy supplies.

IEA data shows onshore inventories fell sharply while more crude is stuck at sea, making supplies harder to access quickly; if the trend continues, analysts warn oil could climb…

International Energy Agency head Fatih Birol warned that commercial oil inventories are rapidly depleting, with only a few weeks of supply remaining due to the Iran war and Strait…

"We have still several weeks but we should be aware of the fact that they're declining rapidly," said the head of the International Energy Agency, referring to commercial oil…

Le scorte commerciali di petrolio stanno diminuendo "molto rapidamente" a causa delle continue interruzioni delle forniture nel Golfo dovute alla guerra in M...

The IEA has warned that global oil supplies are depleting at a record pace, with the Strait of Hormuz closure driving the worst supply shock in decades

Fears of shortages are rising with the travel season approaching in the northern hemisphere.

Commercial oil stocks are falling "very fast" as Gulf supplies remain disrupted by the Middle East war, even with the release of strategic reserves by governments worldwide, the…

Global oil stockpiles are shrinking at a record pace this month, with visible crude and fuel inventories falling by 8.7 million barrels daily. This sharp drawdown reflects severe…

IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said the single most important solution to the Iran war energy shock is the unconditional reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

While a surplus of oil in the market before the war has helped absorb the energy shock it caused, "stocks are eroding", said Fatih Birol.

Surging demand, low reserves and reduced Middle East exports predicted to cause global crunch by August