OPEC+ output policies and the pandemic’s path will continue to drive global oil prices in 2021, Fitch Ratings says. Although demand remains subdued because of the coronavirus pandemic, oil prices have increased materially since October 2020 due to OPEC+ production cuts, reduced oil inventories and increased investor optimism, supported by …
Read More »Iran’s Export of Non-Oil Goods from Chazabeh Border Underway
Governor of Dasht-e Azadegan said that process of exporting non-oil goods via Chazabeh border in Khuzestan province continues without any interruption and restriction, Trend reports citing Mehr. Speaking in an interview with IRNA, Hamid Seylavi reiterated that export of non-oil products from Chazabeh Border, 110 km away from northwest Ahvaz, …
Read More »Iran Petchem Revenues to Reach $25b in 2021
Iranian oil minister announced on Thurs. that the country’s petrochemical income is expected to reach $25 billion at the end of the next Iranian calendar year (March 20, 2022), Trend reports citing Mehr. According to Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, Iran could earn $11 billion of revenues in the first boom of …
Read More »OPEC+ Supply to Remain Constrained in 2021
A lifting of virus restrictions, as vaccines are rolled out, should allow for a strong bounce-back in oil demand and prices in the second half of next year, Trend reports with reference to UK-based Capital Economics research and consulting company. “Indeed, after crashing in early 2020 in response to widespread …
Read More »Azerbaijan, Turkey to Ink MoU on New Gas Pipeline
Azerbaijan and Turkey are expected to ink a memorandum of understanding on Igdir-Nakhchivan gas pipeline, Trend reports citing Turkish media. Azerbaijan’s energy ministry confirmed the information, saying that the details of the document will be revealed after its signing. Reportedly, the document is expected to be signed on Dec.15 between …
Read More »OPEC+ Likely to Roll over Its Current Production Cut at Least until End-March 2021
OPEC+ will likely decide to roll over its current 7.7m bpd production cut at least until end-March 2021, Trend reports citing UK-based Capital Economics consulting company. “However, we suspect that this view is largely priced into the market. As a result, only a larger or longer production cut would give …
Read More »Iran has Sufficient Technical Capacities to Help Afghanistan Using Border Water Sources
Iran has treaties with neighbor countries in terms of using border water sources that should be respected, said Iranian Minister of Energy. “Iran’s water right in Helmand River is part of these international treaties and Afghanistan is committed to it and hopefully any water (dam)structure in Helmand River should be …
Read More »Wood Mackenzie Lowers Forecasts for World Oil Consumption
The emergence of the new round of restrictions caused by COVID-19 in Europe, and signs of economic weakness in some other countries including the US, have prompted Wood Mackenzie’s analysts to revise down their forecasts for world oil consumption in the last quarter of 2020 and the first of 2021, …
Read More »Oil Rises 2% on U.S. Gulf Shut Downs, Outlook Weak
Crude settled higher on Tuesday as companies shut down some U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil production ahead of an approaching storm, although surging coronavirus infections and rising Libyan supply limited gains, Trend reports with reference to Reuters. Companies including BP, Chevron, Shell and Equinor ASA evacuated rigs or closed facilities. …
Read More »TAPI Remains Important Economic Component of Turkmenistan’s Development
The TAPI (Turkmenistan – Afghanistan – Pakistan – India) transnational gas pipeline project is considered as an important component of economic development in Turkmenistan, head of the Central Asia sector at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO RAS), Dina Malysheva told Trend. …
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