Crude oil prices plunged by about 8 percent on Monday, registering the largest selloff since five months, as Greece’s vote to reject tough economic bailout conditions and China's stock market woes trigged a deepening spiral of losses. The slump was also encouraged by a potential nuclear deal in Iran, which could result in supply glut on oil market. U.S. crude closed at $52.53 a barrel, down $4.40 or 7.7 percent, from its settlement on Thursday and below the 100-day moving average, the biggest percentage drop in a day since early February. Brent crude crashed $3.78, or 6.3 percent, to settle at $56.54, also below the 100-day average.
read more... 07/07/2015
Egypt has increased the prices it pays Eni and Edison for the natural gas they produce in the country, as stated on Sunday by an official with state-owned gas firm EGAS.
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Azeri state energy firm SOCAR does not intend to recommence gas supplies to Russia this year due to increasing domestic demand, as stated by a senior SOCAR representative on Thursday.
read more... 05/06/2015
Crude oil prices decreased by up to 3 percent for a second consecutive day on Wednesday as a strengthening dollar weighted on the market amid worries that U.S. crude supplies may have begun increasing again after three weeks of declines. Brent crude fell $1.66, or 2.6 percent, to settle at $62.06 a barrel. U.S. crude closed at $57.71, down 52 cents, or 1 percent.
read more... 28/05/2015
Venezuela and Russia's major oil producer, Rosneft, have settled on approximately $14 billion in investment in the South American OPEC country's oil and gas sector, as stated by President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday evening.
read more... 28/05/2015