Brent crude touched a 27-month low on Wednesday before rebounding partially to settle above $91 a barrel, with analysts stating that the market is expected to recover despite increasing inventories and a pessimistic world economic outlook. Brent crude for November delivery decreased by 73 cents, or 0.8 percent, at $91.38 a barrel. U.S. crude dropped by 1.54$, or 1.7 percent, finished down at $87.31 a barrel, after trading at 86.83$, its lowest level since April 2013.
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Egyptian Government paid to British gas explorer BG Group $350 million (£219m). The payment is for significant debts to the firm which along with other important energy players is allocated money by the country.
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The Norwegian government will suggest more constructive depreciation rules to increase domestic wind power output, as it declared in its draft budget 2015 published on Wednesday.
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Worldwide crude oil prices plunged on Tuesday to settle at their weakest in more than two years, dragged down by pessimistic economic and demand growth forecasts. Brent crude for November delivery dipped by 68 cents to settle at $92.11 a barrel. Brent slipped to a contract low of $91.25 on Monday before recovering in late trading. WTI crude for November delivery declined by $1.49 to $88.85, then fell further in late trade.
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An Edinburgh-based exploration firm has made known the finding of oil off Senegal in West Africa.
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