Salma El Wardany
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Oil-Rich Libya Suspends Fuel-Supply Tsar As Filling Stations Run Dry
Libya’s premier suspended the head of the state fuel-distribution company after a severe shortage this week, the latest in a string of firings and probes targeting oil officials.
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Oil-Rich Libya Suspends Fuel-Supply Tsar As Filling Stations Run Dry
Libya’s premier suspended the head of the state fuel-distribution company after a severe shortage this week, the latest in a string of firings and probes targeting oil officials.
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Oil Traders Weigh Risks Of Iran-Israel Conflict In Tight Market
The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel will force oil traders to reevaluate the geopolitical risk premium they need to apply to a market where tight supply-demand fundamentals have already driven prices above $90 a barrel.
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Oil Traders Weigh Risks Of Iran-Israel Conflict In Tight Market
The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel will force oil traders to reevaluate the geopolitical risk premium they need to apply to a market where tight supply-demand fundamentals have already driven prices above $90 a barrel.
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Oil Traders Weigh Risks Of Iran-Israel Conflict In Tight Market
The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel will force oil traders to reevaluate the geopolitical risk premium they need to apply to a market where tight supply-demand fundamentals have already driven prices above $90 a barrel.
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OPEC+ Extends Oil Cuts, With Russia Bolstering Its Effort
The curbs — which on paper total roughly 2 million barrels a day — will remain in place until the end of June.
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OPEC Chief Says Robust Oil Demand Makes Peak Look ‘Far Out’
OPEC’s top official said global oil demand will continue strong growth this year and a peak in consumption doesn’t appear to be on the horizon.
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OPEC+ Doesn’t Plan Any Changes To Oil-Output Policy Next Week, Delegates Say
OPEC+ isn’t planning to make any changes to oil output policy at next week’s monitoring meeting, several delegates from the group said.
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Oil Rises After Red Sea Ship Incidents Keep Tensions in Focus
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Oil Rises After Red Sea Ship Incidents Keep Tensions in Focus
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OPEC Nations Affirm Commitment To Group After Angola’s Exit
OPEC nations Iraq, Nigeria and the Republic of Congo affirmed their commitment to the oil-producer group following the exit of Angola last week.
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Brazil To Join OPEC+ Alliance Charter In Non-Binding Move
Brazil will join the cooperation charter of the OPEC+ oil alliance, a move that won’t bind it to making production cuts.
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OPEC+ Production Cuts Fail To Convince Oil Traders
OPEC+ agreed a surprise new oil supply cutback of 1 million barrels day, yet crude prices fell as traders remained skeptical amid a lack of clarity about how they it will be implemented.
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OPEC+ Agrees on Deeper Output Cuts to Avoid Renewed Surplus
OPEC+ agreed to make 1 million barrels a day of additional oil-supply cuts to go alongside Saudi Arabia’s much-anticipated extension of its voluntary reduction of the same size.
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OPEC+ Meets With Aim Of Resolving Impasse On Production Cuts
OPEC+ continued talks to resolve a deadlock on oil quotas and potentially take further steps to shore up flagging crude prices
