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The company achieves 700 million in its asset rotation strategy and plans to increase dividends despite the uncertainty.
Two of the Opec+ sources said the meeting was to review plans for some ... identified by name due to the sensitivity of the matter. Opec did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.
Selina Williams is an energy reporter for The Wall Street Journal. She is responsible for covering mid-size oil and gas companies, oil service companies, shale gas, nuclear power and UK energy policy.
Crude oil analysis points to bearish pressure today, with China stockpiling, OPEC production risks, and trade tensions fueling market uncertainty.
Oil headed for the worst April performance on record on signs that the US-led trade war is hurting economic growth and energy demand, and as an industry group flagged a rise in crude stockpiles.
While U.S. stock markets rallied on news of possible tariff reductions on China, oil prices fell as market sentiment soured ...
"Tomorrow's meeting is just to make the new Kazakhstan ... The Kazakh energy ministry and OPEC did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment. Last month, Kazakhstan's president ...
On the London market, a barrel of oil was trading after noon at almost the same price as at the close of trade at the end of ...
If it sounds familiar, it’s just coincidence. I’m not talking about last week, but rather 1997, when an OPEC meeting in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta hiked output just as the Asian ...
"Absence of news is pushing oil prices modestly higher as traders are positioned short ahead of potential increased OPEC+ ...
Bill Spindle is a former South Asia bureau chief at The Wall Street Journal overseeing coverage of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangledesh and Sri Lanka.