Oil prices rose slightly on Tuesday, driven high by expectations that Saudi Arabia and Russia could produce more crude to compensate a possible supply deficit. Brent crude gained 0.1% to end at $75.39 a barrel. WTI futures added $0.21, or 0.3% to trade at $66.73 a barrel.
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Russia's Rosatom and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) have signed a strategic document on partnership in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
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Swiss-based Partners Group, a leading global private markets investment manager, said it agreed to invest a total of AUD 700 million (US$527 million) in the development of a large-scale renewable energy platform in Australia.
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Work on construction of the Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline (TANAP) has been completed by 94 percent, SOCAR Turkey Enerji head Zaur Gahramanov told reporters on May 29.
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Oil prices continued their bearish trend on Monday as Saudi Arabia and Russia announced they might boost supplies, while U.S. production gains are not slowing. Brent crude lost $1.14, or 1.5%, to end at $75.30 a barrel. WTI futures closed $1.36, or 2%, down at $66.52 a barrel.
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