Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday
Francesca Washtell is the Deputy City Editor at the Mail on Sunday. She specializes in energy and mining, finance, and global markets, with a focus on energy policy, sustainability, and trading. Francesca's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Mail, Perth Now, and This Is Money.
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Francesca’s coverage reflects a diverse range of topics, including government and politics, business and industry, sales and marketing, finance and economy. She often includes investment analysis, cites data, and covers government announcements.
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By: Francesca Washtell
Saudi Arabia plans to expand oil pipelines and explore Gulf links to bypass Hormuz and protect exports from shipping disruptions
By: Francesca Washtell
The Iran war may accelerate the development of a European-style electricity market in the Gulf after attacks on power infrastructure highlighted the need for better energy security, experts say.
Iran’s campaign of attacks on commercial shipping is extending into the Gulf of Oman and threatening oil producers' tanker-shuttle system
Gulf countries are doubling down on domestic natural gas investment as the US-Iran war sharpens their focus on energy security
By: Francesca Washtell
Iranian crude exports have ground to a halt under the US naval blockade, while revenues from oil already shipped could dry up by mid-December
Gulf crude exports are recovering, but diesel supplies are squeezed as war damage keeps refineries offline and costs high
By: Francesca Washtell
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Tanker freight rates have fallen by about a quarter from record highs, offering oil buyers a brief respite from soaring shipping costs.
By: Francesca Washtell, John Crowley
The boundary between shadow and mainstream fleets is blurring as tankers switch from sanctioned oil to Gulf cargoes, analysts have said
Saudi Aramco will seek to reassure investors next week as it is forecast to report a drop in third-quarter profits
