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BlackWindMnt

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Thats true. Would Iran really trust the West again. Whoever wins 2024 could break the deal again. What guarantee does Iran have this time.

As for Russia, wouldn't increased global supply coming from Iran result in lower oil prices?
If there is a race to the bottom i'm sure Russia will probably be able to hold out the longest. We kind of seen something of a Saudi vs Russia oil price war during 2020 so much so that even oil prices went negative for a short moment because people wanted to pay others to offload their oil bought in the future market..

What i think will happen is that sometime in the future Iran will become part of some new form of OPEC++,
those OPEC players will agree on how to supply China, India and ASEAN with energy so all parties(buyers and sellers) can become or stay prosperous.
 

AndrewS

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Thats true. Would Iran really trust the West again. Whoever wins 2024 could break the deal again. What guarantee does Iran have this time.

As for Russia, wouldn't increased global supply coming from Iran result in lower oil prices?

We see that Russia is now keeping foreign exchange reserves in RMB, replacing the USD and EUR to some degree.

Plus we expect the imminent agreement of Saudi Arabia to be paid by China in RMB.

Why wouldn't Iran also accept RMB, given that it's USD/EUR were previously frozen.

That is one effect.
 

Abominable

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Thats true. Would Iran really trust the West again. Whoever wins 2024 could break the deal again. What guarantee does Iran have this time.

As for Russia, wouldn't increased global supply coming from Iran result in lower oil prices?
It depends. If Iran started selling oil onto the international market it should have the effect of lowering oil prices. That's why when the war broke out the west was so keen to restart the Iran nuclear deal.

However it assumes all oil producing nations will compete with each other. If they form a cartel they should be able to maintain high prices for the next few years. That's why we've seen so much diplomacy between the middle east and Russia/China. For this to work everyone needs to be on board.
 

henrik

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We see that Russia is now keeping foreign exchange reserves in RMB, replacing the USD and EUR to some degree.

Plus we expect the imminent agreement of Saudi Arabia to be paid by China in RMB.

Why wouldn't Iran also accept RMB, given that it's USD/EUR were previously frozen.

That is one effect.

Is the Chinese President visiting Saudi Arabia soon?
 

pmc

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—Russia is more dependent on oil becoming a Petrostate if it hasn’t already. Meanwhile Deindustrialization is actually happening in other important sectors.

—Russian Central Bank expects an 8-10% drop in GDP this year. Year on year GDP dropped 4% already in the 2nd quarter. Consumer demand dropped by more than 10%. Manufacturing slumped by 4%. Third quarter 2022 is likely to be even worse.

—Putin has nothing to smile about except oil prices. Even here he’s likely to face competition as the Iran Nuclear Deal is likely to be signed; opening up another source of Oil for Europe.
i wouldnt trust any kind of numbers economic or otherwise coming out from Russia not just recent but even older. As government have incentive making currency and stock markets up and down depend on circumstances. but Russia economic power is much more than what statistics shows and that increase further due to synergies with Arabic world. you have to look at circumstantial evidence over the years to properly analyze it. traditional measures cannot capture it.
The same day bids opening of FIFA where Russia and Qatar won host of 2018 and 2022.
The reception of Russian delegation at Saudi King funeral in 2015 at the time it felt like they know each other for ages.
When Toyota Launched LC300 land cruiser launched in Middleast last year. A youtube video showed up in Russian language with large number of these vehicles parked at vehicle storage site (infact the most LC300 parked at one place) in Kazakhstan same day as grand show in big market of Middleast.

here recent example of out of normal Tokayev meeting Putin in Sochi. This kind of meeting you only do when you know person well and that person is not dumb that need help of delegation to analyze information.

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Andy1974

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The EU is sanctioning Russian seaborne oil in December.
Iran (and Venezuela) can replace that oil, once the nuclear deal is signed.
Russia will build much of the new refining equipment needed by Iran.

Result: Nuclear deal signed, EU dependent on Iran. Cheap oil to China. Russia economy boosted.
 

FairAndUnbiased

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The EU is sanctioning Russian seaborne oil in December.
Iran (and Venezuela) can replace that oil, once the nuclear deal is signed.
Russia will build much of the new refining equipment needed by Iran.

Result: Nuclear deal signed, EU dependent on Iran. Cheap oil to China. Russia economy boosted.
Where is a handy source for Joe Tzu memes?
 

Nutrient

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•Huawei’s headcount dropped to 195,000 at the end of 2021 from 197,000 at the end of 2020, according to its latest Sustainability Report
•The drop in headcount comes after revenue dropped by almost a third in 2021 amid US trade sanctions
In late 2020,
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, according to Huawei's own website. That would explain the drop in headcount. The drop in revenue (by almost a third) was probably for Huawei's smartphones only; for Huawei as a whole,
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, according to Reuters.
 
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