Energy and oilUpdated Yesterday

U.S. extends temporary Jones Act waiver for 90 days.

Attaqa reported that the U.S. administration extended the temporary waiver on November 13 for three months. The waiver from some provisions of the Jones Act allows foreign-flagged vessels to carry oil and other commodities between U.S. ports. In August, the Saudi Press Agency described an earlier 90-day exemption as intended to ease energy-supply disruptions and fuel-price increases. Those were aims of the earlier measure, not reported results of the November extension.

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