Georgi Kantchev

Gulf Oil Tops Prewar Flow

U.S.-backed shipping system aids tankers, but traders worry fighting could restart

Saudi Crown Prince’s Burden Grows Heavier as Houthis Strike

Kingdom is facing myriad dilemmas as Iran-backed rebels intensify attacks

Mideast Oil Exports Rebound As Iran's Grip on Strait Eases

Volume recovers to 80% of prewar levels, but risk also mounts of Tehran escalation

Oil-Tanker Shortage Threatens To Keep Fuel Prices Elevated

Record shipping cost through Strait of Hormuz could offset any crude-price slide

Iran Looks to Escalate Conflict In Bid to Break Strait Impasse

Tehran's forces have fired at U.S. warships, coming much closer than in previous tries

Iran’s Oil Revenue Dwindles, Worsening Economic Crisis

Oil Math Doesn’t Add Up In Hormuz

Iran Battles To Outlast U.S. Pressure

Tehran moves to becoming a ‘survival’ economy as inflation rises, oil exports fall

Hormuz Standoff Puts Strain On Iran’s Oil-Storage Capacity

Tehran is buying time in race to see who blinks first: producers or global consumers

Iran War Shifts Into Phase of Crippling Stalemate

As Tehran toughens its stance, closure of strait puts U.S. under increasing pressure

Trump Increases Economic Pressure On Iran

Administration sees blockade as raising strain on oil industry, leading to open strait

U.S. Threat To Block Strait Sets Up Clash

High-stakes war of attrition will test whether Iran has higher pain threshold