Parvin Faghfouri Azar

U.S. Shale Output to Level off at $60 Oil

U.S. shale production will likely plateau if WTI oil prices remain in the low $60s per barrel, and decline at prices in the $50s, ConocoPhillips chairman and CEO Ryan Lance said at the Qatar Economic Forum on Tuesday. “The breakeven probably hasn’t moved a lot,” Lance said in Doha, commenting …

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FM Araghchi: Iran’s Nuclear Rights Non-Negotiable

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told his Turkish counterpart that Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy is non-negotiable, reaffirming Tehran’s commitment to constructive diplomacy if its rights are respected. According to Mehr News Agency, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized during a phone call with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan that …

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African Nations Lead in Critical Mineral Supply

Several parts of Africa have a long history of mining, with the sector contributing high levels of employment across the continent. As the demand increases for critical minerals – needed to fuel a green transition, mining companies are increasingly showing an interest in Africa for its vast untapped resources. Several …

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PDVSA Grabs the Wheel as Chevron Gets the Boot

Venezuela’s state-run oil firm PDVSA is taking over crude shipments once managed by Chevron as sanctions drama and payment disputes derail the fragile oil détente between Washington and Caracas. PDVSA just shipped a 920,000-barrel cargo of heavy Boscan crude—previously exported exclusively by Chevron—out of Venezuela bound for Malaysia, a known …

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