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 Saudi Arabia is willing to compensate for any potential loss of crude supply if the U.S. ends waivers granted to buyers of Iranian oil, but the kingdom will assess the impact on the market before raising its output, a source familiar with Saudi thinking told Reuters on Monday.
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 Asian shares slipped on Monday,
weighed down by underperforming Chinese stocks, while oil prices
rallied on news the United States is likely to ask all importers
of Iranian oil to end their purchases or face sanctions.
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 The video circulating on Chinese media shows the car bursting into flames, which some Twitter users identified as a first generation Model S.
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Arrests were made in several locations in and near the capital, where the bombings were focused. There were at least eight explosions on Sunday, most blamed on suicide bombers.
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Traders return from the long holiday weekend to climbing oil prices, amid reports the U.S. is getting ready to cut off waivers for countries to import oil from Iran.
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In addition to being a presidential candidate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren is also a huge "Game of Thrones" fan. And not surprisingly, her reasons why echo her campaign.
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Forget Tiger Woods. On Wall Street, Bill Ackman is attempting a comeback for the ages — perhaps by reverting to investing basics.
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 VW and Nissan are among the automakers increasingly counting on Chinese government tax cuts to stimulate demand and help boost the world's biggest auto market.
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 The American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude supplies fell by 3.1 million barrels for the week ended April 12, according to sources. The API also reportedly showed a stockpile decline of 3.6 million barrels for gasoline, but distillate stockpiles climbed by 1.3 million barrels. Inventory data from the Energy Information Administration will be released Wednesday. The EIA data are expected to show crude supplies rose by 1.8 million barrels last week, according to a survey of analysts conducted by S&P Global Platts. It also forecast inventory declines of 2.5 million barrels for gasoline and 1.6 million barrels for distillates. May West Texas Intermediate crude was at $64.33 a barrel in electronic trading, up from the $64.05 settlement on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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