Iran war tilts balance of global oil power towards Americas
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Seven months after the start of the war with Iran, the countries of the American continent are mainly profiting from the transformation of the oil market. Argentina is exporting at a record high, Venezuela has increased its production by a tenth, and investment in new fields is growing from Canada to South America. At the same time, Europe and Asia are buying more American oil as exports from the Persian Gulf are complicated by attacks.
According to the Financial Times, investors are increasingly realizing that supply disruptions in the Middle East could be long-term and are looking for more reliable sources of raw materials. The war initiated by Washington has therefore triggered a boom in oil and gas production and exports in North and South America.
Argentina, along with countries like Canada and Brazil, is one of the great beneficiaries of the conflict in the Middle East
Countries of the continent are experiencing a sharp increase in investment and production, while buyers are rushing to replace the supply lost by disruption in Ormuz
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The Financial Times on the Data: Iran's War leads to a surge in oil and gas production and export in the Americas...
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