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Blow of lower oil revenues for some is cushioned by commodities largely being priced in US dollars
Sliding crude price heightens worries over deepening global glut
Biggest deal with Nigeria’s national oil company
Genuine climate policy means more than just blocking a pipeline
Looming $7bn-$8bn financing shortfall puts attractive bond yields in perspective
Markets expect further US stock increases this week
Impact across the S&P 500 depends on how much companies sell at home and how much abroad
Atlantic storms can be mildly bullish for energy markets as oil and gas platforms could be shut down
A decade on, two resource index investing reports are revisited
JPMorgan’s decision to remove country from bond index a further blow has already triggered bond and share sales, a further blow
Starla, a 2 million barrel vessel, set sail this week with a nominal destination of Singapore
Production increases to meet peak summer demand and return of Iran
US carriers feel benefit of mergers and falling fuel prices but fear an onslaught of Gulf rivals
The African nation needs Opec’s help to market its crude surplus
Oil major quizzed over its environmental investments
America to enjoy surplus for first time since 1950s thanks to abundant domestic fuel and efficiencies
Scandal-hit Brazilian oil group expects to release long-delayed results as soon as next week
Deal would expand Anglo-Dutch major’s foothold in some of the world’s most exciting oil provinces
Financing structures are feeling the heat from weak oil prices
Hedge fund said to have bought the options for end-2018 alongside bearish bets for this year
Oil company says disaster did not cause long-term damage to fish or bird populations
The UK fiscal regime needs a new approach, not just a tweak
Export restrictions on crude hurt the American industry
Consumers take advantage of sliding oil prices
2014 may have been worst year since 1952, increasing need for existing fields’ extensions
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