Some regional economies are assessing the possibility of the US and Iran resuming hostilities before committing to buy Iranian oil.

U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil and ships waived for 60 days, causing Brent prices to drop by 2-3%.

Ample contracted crude supplies and minimal expected price discounts for Iranian crude have Indian buyers skeptical that the US' waiver will unleash a flood of buying.

Iran will be able to export oil in US dollars for the first time in decades

Iran targets China and India for crude exports under a 60-day US sanctions waiver, sending oil prices down 2.7% with ripple effects across crypto and risk

US waiver would allow some sales of crude and fuels from Iran

US grants Iran oil sanctions waivers, boosting Tehran's revenue. Final nuclear deal by August 18, 2026 at 21.5% YES.

The United States on Monday granted Iran a 60-day sanctions waiver following the first round of discussions under a newly emerging peace arrangement. US Vice President JD Vance…

Asian refiners are hesitant to buy Iranian oil, leaving China as the primary buyer amid U.S. sanctions relief.

Iran has stepped up efforts to attract some of Asia’s biggest oil buyers after a 60-day US sanctions waiver took effect, creating a temporary opening for Tehran to resume exports…

Iran is courting Indian, Japanese and South Korean refiners after a two-month US sanctions waiver, but Asian buyers are holding back.

Exports recovering from wartime collapse, but China remains only major customer

With the Donald Trump administration announcing a 60-day waiver for Iran’s petroleum products, Tehran is reportedly rushing to sell oil to some of Asia’s biggest crude buyers,…

US-Iran talks and a 60-day sanctions waiver have eased supply fears, but traders remain cautious on the outlook for Iranian oil exports.

The US issued General License X, a 60-day sanctions waiver for Iranian oil. But China, already buying 90% of Iranian crude, remains the dominant buyer.

Indian refiners face limited opportunities to purchase Iranian crude due to payment issues and temporary sanction relief challenges.

China's major state-owned refiners, Sinopec and PetroChina, are exploring a return to purchasing Iranian oil after a U.S. waiver, marking a potential shift since 2019. Despite…

China's state-owned refineries are considering resuming Iranian crude imports after a US OFAC waiver, potentially reshaping Asian oil markets for the first

Some regional economies are assessing the possibility of the US and Iran resuming hostilities before committing to buy Iranian oil.

Indian refiners have already secured much of their crude requirements for the coming months, with procurement plans typically finalised two to three months in advance

A temporary US sanctions waiver has put Iranian oil back on the table, but will Indian refiners return as buyers?