
US-Iran Tensions in Strait of Hormuz Drive Up Gas Prices, India Warns Seafarers
Heightened tensions between the US and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz have led to an increase in global gas prices. India has issued a warning to shipowners, advising them to avoid deploying Indian seafarers through the strait due to the renewed conflict.
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India Bars Seafarers From Strait of Hormuz Voyages After Attacks - Bloomberg.com
India Bars Seafarers From Strait of Hormuz Voyages After Attacks Bloomberg.com
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Asia and Europe would end up competing for LNG cargoes during their cold season if market is short, pushing up prices
Read full article →US gas prices edge up again as US-Iran tensions heighten over strait of Hormuz
Diesel tops $5 a gallon as regular gas reaches almost $4, nearly a dollar and a quarter more than a year ago Middle East crisis live – latest updates The average price of diesel fuel in the US has increased again to more than $5 a gallon, according to the AAA, and the average price of gas is almost $4, returning to their highs before the June memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran. It’s a reminder to consumers and truckers of the costs of the Iran war and the unpredictable rhet...
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Read full article →'Avoid deploying Indian seafarers': Centre tells ship owners as Iran war reignites
In a post on X, the maritime regulator said the decision had been taken to protect the safety, security and welfare of Indian seafarers as hostilities in the region continue to intensify. The DGMA noted that several merchant vessels, including Mombasa B, Al Bahyah, GFS Galaxy, MT WEDYAN and AL REKAYYAT, have recently come under attack, highlighting the growing risks to commercial shipping and crews transiting the area.
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Read full article →Avoid deploying Indian seafarers via Hormuz amid West Asia conflict: DGMA
DGMA issued an advisory asking shipowners and recruitment agencies to avoid deploying Indian seafarers on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid rising risks.
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