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2014, October, 14, 20:00:00
INEOS BUYS SCOTS
Petrochemical firm Ineos has bought a second licence for shale gas exploration and development in central Scotland.
2014, October, 12, 20:20:00
OPEC: OIL PRICE MOVEMENTS
The OPEC Reference Basket fell $4.77 to stand at $95.98/b in September, as sluggish demand and ample supply continue to weight on the oil market.
2014, October, 12, 20:15:00
OIL PRICE DROP HURTS OPEC
The continuing slump in global oil prices is punching holes in the budgets of oil-producing countries, including some OPEC members such as Iraq and Libya that are struggling with severe political and security problems.
2014, October, 12, 20:10:00
RUSSIANS KEEP CALM
With the rouble down 18 percent against the dollar this year and sanctions chipping away at economic ties with the West, ordinary Russians might be forgiven for rushing to put their money in a nice, "safe" foreign currency.
2014, October, 12, 20:05:00
ROSNEFT & MORGAN STANLEY: NO GUARANTEES
Morgan Stanley ’s deal to sell an oil trading business to Rosneft , the state-owned Russian oil group, is close to collapse amid the profound chill in relations between Russia and the US.
2014, October, 12, 20:00:00
ROSNEFT SEEKS LAWYERS: $28 MLN
Russia's top oil producer Rosneft has turned to UK-certified lawyers in its fight against Ukraine-related Western sanctions which have hit the company's output and prospects for its push to tap Arctic riches.
2014, October, 12, 19:55:00
GAZPROM: STOP LNG
Gazprom has said it could shelve its Vladivostok liquefied natural gas project as the Russian state-controlled energy giant focuses on supplying more gas to China by pipeline.
2014, October, 11, 20:50:00
OIL: STABLE REDUCTION
Crude oil prices stabilised Friday after dropping significantly this week.
2014, October, 11, 19:40:00
U.S. HAS GONE BUST
The share-price boom at U.S. energy firms has gone bust, due to slumping global growth and tumbling crude prices.
2014, October, 11, 19:35:00
OIL MAJORS RAN: $55 BLN
This year's fall in energy prices is hastening the decline of big oil, as the seven Western majors sell-off assets, cut investment, return money to shareholders and shrink in size, leaving ever more output to small producers and state firms.