Tag Archives: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

How Us WTI Crude Fell Below Zero

The impact of the fall in crude oil prices by more than $55 on Monday, April 20, on the East Asian market was about $3 as WTI is not used as a benchmark for pricing Iranian crude oil.

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Oil’s Collapse Puts Even More Pressure on Emerging Markets

The news just gets worse for some emerging markets, with the collapse in oil prices adding further pressure to currencies and the fiscal situation of countries like Mexico, Brazil, and Russia. Of the commodity-producing emerging market countries, the one that is worrying analysts the most is Mexico. Emerging markets outside …

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OPEC+ Capable to Respond to Low Oil Price Situation

Countries participating in the OPEC+ oil production limiting agreement have all the capabilities to respond if necessary to the situation with the low oil prices, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told reporters. “OPEC+ countries are keeping a close eye on the situation and have all the capabilities to respond if …

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Russia has Reserves to Mitigate Situation on Oil Market

The Russian government will use the available resources to mitigate the negative effects of falling world oil prices on the Russian economy, Russian Presidential Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Tuesday. “The main thing here is that our government, our leadership has all the necessary reserves to dampen the negative …

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Coronavirus Harms the Oil Market more than OPEC Disputes

The coronavirus pandemic is harming the oil market way more than the price dispute between OPEC and its allies OPEC+, RBN Energy chief executive Rusty Braziel told CNBC on Monday. RBN Energy is a Houston-based privately held energy commodities analytics company that plays a role between physical markets and financial …

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