Reuters: The head of the trading arm of LUKOIL said on Thursday his company Litasco was not selling gasoline to Iran, one day after traders said sales had resumed despite U.S. and European Union sanctions.
Wall Street Journal: Iran is greatly curbing its once-lofty ambitions to become a major liquefied natural-gas exporter, a reversal that energy executives and analysts tie to the country's difficulty accessing Western technology amid fresh international sanctions.
Reuters: Russian oil giant LUKOIL has resumed gasoline sales into Iran in partnership with China's state-run firm Zhuhai Zhenrong, even as the United States urges the international community to be tough with Tehran.
Bloomberg: The Iranian government plans to sell shares in Dana Insurance Co. representing 5 percent of the total, the Tehran Stock Exchange said today.
Reuters: Turkey will support petrol sales by Turkish companies to Iran, Energy Minister Taner Yildiz told Reuters on Wednesday, despite U.S. sanctions that aim to squeeze the Islamic Republic's fuel imports.
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