Positive signs on the trade front combined with evidence of tightening U.S. crude stockpiles to drive a 4.4% gain in the Brent crude benchmark last week.
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The oil market is listless and range-bound.
Read More »Kuwait Expects Neutral Zone Oil Pact with Saudis
The neutral zone. which has been shuttered for at least four years. can produce as much as 500.000 barrels a day.
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One rough and ready way to value Aramco is to look at dividend yield.
Read More »Trump will Nominate Deputy Energy Secretary to Replace Rick Perry
His vision for the Energy Department isn’t expected to veer from the one held by Perry.
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EnBW has a solar project pipeline of 800 MW.
Read More »Aramco Plans to Pay up to $450m in Fees to IPO Advisers
Investment bankers from around the world have been pitching for years to win a coveted role on Aramco’s IPO.
Read More »EU’s Lending Arm Delays Vote on Limiting Fossil-Fuel Financing
The European Investment Bank stopped short of agreeing a strategy to limit funding for fossil fuels. a plan that would help step up Europe’s ambition to fight climate change.
Read More »Oil Short-Selling More Than Doubles Despite Mideast Risks
Oil short-selling has more than doubled in three weeks. with attacks on oil facilities and tankers unable to push prices higher for very long.
Read More »Shipping Costs Soar as LNG Vessels Drop Out of Service
The cost of chartering a liquefied natural gas vessel on the short-term market has jumped the most since at least 2013.
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