
Fuel rationing spreads from Slovenia to the Philippines
Slovenia caps fuel at 50 liters a day. Italy rations jet fuel at four airports. The Philippines just posted its 15th straight weekly diesel hike.
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Slovenia caps fuel at 50 liters a day. Italy rations jet fuel at four airports. The Philippines just posted its 15th straight weekly diesel hike.

Israeli jets hit South Pars and Mahshahr in back-to-back strikes, halting 85% of Iran's petrochemical exports. Two IRGC commanders killed.

Tehran dismissed a 45-day truce brokered by Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey. Trump extended his deadline to Tuesday 8pm, threatening strikes on power plants.

OPEC+ approved a second 206,000 barrel-per-day increase, this time for May. With the Strait of Hormuz still shut, the extra barrels exist only on paper.

The eight OPEC+ adjusters face their most consequential meeting since the alliance formed, with WTI at $111 and the Strait of Hormuz near shutdown.

An F-15E was shot down by Iranian forces on Thursday, the first US aircraft lost to enemy fire in the war. One crew member rescued, one missing.

WTI hit $112, overtaking Brent at $107. Traders are paying a security premium for US barrels that don't need to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Brent hit $109 and WTI topped $108 as Trump's deadline, a failed summit, Qatar's LNG collapse, and OPEC's meeting all converged in a single session.

Britain convened 35 countries to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The US was not invited. Trump told allies to go get your own oil instead.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard charges ships up to $2 million to cross the Strait of Hormuz. Parliament just voted to make the fees permanent, creating a wartime revenue machine.

Trump said the US could 'obliterate' Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran's crude exports. Oil spiked to $116 before settling back near $103.