Prices will remain unchanged for the seventh consecutive month in October
Aramco said it will drill more wells to evaluate how much energy the fields hold
Oil prices will probably continue to rise as excess inventories are used up
Abu Dhabi raised $7bn in April also through a three-tranche bond offering
KPC is reportedly planning to combine its eight business units into four to streamline operations
The oil-price crash and the virus’s impact on energy demand have changed the calculations for energy companies’ projects
Its revenue for H1 2020 stood at Dhs7.95bn, down 22.6 per cent from Dhs10.27bn year-on-year
OPEC and allied producers have started to ease output curbs amid weakening demand
Froehlich spent 16 years working at Morgan Stanley in Europe and the Middle East
US gasoline futures tumbled the most in two months amid fears that lockdowns may need to be re-imposed
This year, Oman trimmed its budget expenditure and announced liquidity support in an effort to provide some relief from the Covid-19 shock
Brent futures for August settlement gained 3 cents to $42.22 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange as of 12.03pm in Singapore
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The kingdom has exported just one cargo to the US so far in June, equivalent to about 133,000 barrels a day
Gross domestic product is expected to shrink the most in two decades this year
The cuts were widespread across the region from South Asia and Southeast Asia to some parts of North Asia
Futures in New York fell below $35 a barrel after losing 8.3 per cent last week
Aramco will pay $24.8bn this week as a first installment in the deal
The market is grappling with record high US oil inventories and an uneven demand rebound
Non-oil growth is projected to contract by 4.1 per cent in 2020 due to the adverse implications of Covid-19
Futures dropped 1.9 per cent in New York, erasing almost all of the gains from the previous session
Murban for March sold at a $1.88 premium over the regional benchmark before plunging to discounts. For July, it will sell at a $1 premium
Brent crude, the international benchmark, fell 2.5 per cent to $41.23 a barrel at 4.29pm in London, erasing earlier gains
While crude has now doubled from its low in mid-April, the path back to pre-virus levels of oil demand still looks uncertain
Production cuts are meant to be eased to about 7.7 million barrels a day in July
Oil is still up almost 70 per cent this month as supply curbs trim a global glut and pockets of demand emerged after the easing of lockdown restrictions
Producers have lowered global oil supply by around 14-15 million barrels a day
Oil has surged about 75 per cent this month as pockets of demand return
There’s still a risk, however, that oil’s recovery could be derailed if the pandemic worsens