The kingdom expects its privatization programme to yield about $200bn in total through the full or partial sale of government firms.
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The problem associated with China'.s payment for its petrochemical imports from Iran has now reached a point that requires negotiations between senior officials from both sides.
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Berlin is determined to broaden and bolster economic relations with Tehran.
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Among the important peculiarities of Eurasia zone is the presence of energy resources that can be used in the best manner.
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The increased dependence on U.S. natural gas imports is forcing the Mexican government to oversee a number of energy market reforms.
Read More »China. India. Japan Hamper Asia Oil Demand Growth
The slide in oil prices continues as markets remain sceptical of OPEC´s ability to balance supplies.
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Economic pressure on Saudi Arabia is set to intensify as the state spends at home and abroad.
Read More »India Seeks to Revive Ailing Power Plants with Qatar Investment
India’s biggest gas importer Petronet LNG annually buys 8.5mn tonnes under a long-term contract.
Read More »Indonesia Interested in Expanding Oil Trade
Iran and Indonesia intend to augment bilateral trade to $2 billion in 2017.
Read More »South Korea Helps Iran Build Mini LNG Plants
The allocation of the $13-billion credit line by South Korea to Iran would open the way for Japanese and European banks to do the same with the country.
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