Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 23
Iran Courts Asian Refiners to Restart Oil Exports Under 60-Day US Waiver
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 23

Iran Courts Asian Refiners to Restart Oil Exports Under 60-Day US Waiver

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 23

Summary

  • A 60-day US sanctions waiver has triggered a push by Iran to restart crude sales and clear cargoes already waiting on the water.
  • National Iranian Oil Co. representatives and middlemen contacted refiners in India, Japan, South Korea and other Asian markets, with traders saying outreach began even before the license was formally granted.
  • That urgency reflects Tehran’s bid to quickly regain access to some of Asia’s biggest oil importers while the waiver remains in force.
  • The temporary opening comes even as peace talks continue, leaving Iran’s export recovery tied to a narrow diplomatic window.

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