The coronavirus. which originated in China. has spread to more than 60 countries and has killed over 3.000 people globally.
Read More »Geneva Car Show. Basel Watch Fair Canceled as Virus Spreads
Two of Switzerland’s largest trade fairs fell victim to the coronavirus epidemic. with organizers of the Geneva International Motor Show and the Baselworld watch fair pulling the plug on this year’s salons as the outbreak spreads in Europe.
Read More »Crude Oil Demand Wrecked by COVID-19
The head of the Vienna Energy Studies Group underlines the importance of the upcoming OPEC meeting. saying: The coronavirus outbreak has ruined the demand for oil.
Read More »CERAWeek Energy Forum Cancelled over Coronavirus Concerns
CERAWeek. organized by consultancy IHS Markit was scheduled to run from March 9 to 13 in Houston.
Read More »OPEC+ will Consider Deeper Cuts in Face of Lingering Coronavirus Threat
Saudi Arabia and some other countries are looking for a 1 million bpd output cut for Q2. 2020 amidst weakening global demand.
Read More »China’s Oil Demand Could Rise Sooner Than Expected
Crude oil imports into the world’s top oil importer and key growth driver would be weaker in March than in February.
Read More »International Trade Thriving in Iran’s Port of Chabahar
Latest figures and indexes are suggesting growing prosperity in Iran’s Southeastern port city of Chabahar where economic indicators are witnessing multiple jumps.
Read More »Iran not to Count on US Offer of Coronavirus Aid
Iran with cooperation of all organizations including the Foreign Ministry is seriously dealing with the issue.
Read More »World Economy Faces Worst Year Since 09 as Virus Hopes Fade
The world economy may be heading for its worst performance since the financial crisis more than a decade ago as the spread of the coronavirus increasingly dashes hopes of a swift rebound.
Read More »Iran. Turkey Targeting for $30bn Annual Trade Volume Exchange
The issue of attaining $30 billion worth of annual bilateral trade with neighboring Turkey has been targeted.
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