Greece’s foreign minister said his country could work together with Turkey to exploit natural resources while urging Ankara to settle its dispute with the European Union over offshore drilling in the Mediterranean.
Read More »EU will Freeze Flow of Funds to Turkey as Drilling Dispute Escalates
The European Commission says Turkey has been drifting further away from the prospect of eventual EU membership.
Read More »OPEC Deal couldn`t Change Fundamental Outlook for Oil Market
Any slowdown in global economic growth will put the brakes on demand for oil.
Read More »OPEC Expects Lower 2020 Demand For Its Oil
OPEC. Russia and other producers have since Jan. 1 implemented a deal to cut output by 1.2 million bbl d.
Read More »Second Turkish Drilling Ship Stokes EU Tensions
Turkey’s first drilling vessel. Fatih. has already started searching for gas and oil in waters considered part of Cyprus’s exclusive economic zone.
Read More »OPEC Extends Oil Cuts Until March 2020
OPEC agreed to extend cuts to their supply of oil to the international markets for another nine months as they seek more stable prices amid an increase in oil production in the United States.
Read More »China will Ease Ownership Rules on Oil Exploration
China is sticking to the opening-up policy and continuing to ease market access.
Read More »Oil Prices Jump 5% on US-Iran Tensions
Concern about slowing economic growth and a US-China trade dispute has pulled oil lower in recent weeks.
Read More »EU Prepares to Impose Sanctions on Turkey over Gas Drilling
The European Council expresses serious concerns over Turkey'.s current illegal drilling activities in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Read More »OPEC Proposes Mid-July Meeting to Settle Dispute Over Dates
OPEC proposed mid-July meetings with its allies in Vienna to discuss extending production cuts. after talks between Russia and Iran made some progress toward resolving a standoff over the date.
Read More »