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W.Asia
2016, April, 5, 18:15:00
IRAN WILL CONTINUE
OPEC secondary sources put Iran's current output at 2.93 million barrels per day (bpd). It is working to regain market share, particularly in Europe, after the lifting of international sanctions in January. The sanctions had cut crude exports from a peak of 2.5 million bpd before 2011 to just over 1 million bpd in recent years.
W.Asia
2016, April, 3, 16:15:00
SAUDI FUND $2 TRILLION
The sale of Aramco, or Saudi Arabian Oil Co., is planned for 2018 or even a year earlier, according to the prince. The fund will then play a major role in the economy, investing at home and abroad. It would be big enough to buy Apple Inc., Google parent Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Berkshire Hathaway Inc. -- the world’s four largest publicly traded companies.
W.Asia
2016, April, 3, 16:10:00
KUWAIT & SAUDI AGREE
Production at Khafji was halted in October 2014 because of environmental concerns. The 300,000-b/d field lies in the Saudi-Kuwaiti neutral zone. Kuwait Gulf Oil Co. and Saudi Aramco Gulf Operations Co. jointly operate it. Neither company commented on restart reports.
W.Asia
2016, April, 3, 15:55:00
BP & KUWAIT AGREEMENT
The framework agreement includes opportunities for joint investment in future oil and gas exploration, and possible oil and gas trading deals, including LNG.
W.Asia
2016, March, 31, 19:30:00
SAUDI LOSES MARKET
The world’s biggest oil exporter lost ground to rivals in nine out of 15 top markets between 2013 and 2015, including China, South Africa and the US, according to an analysis of customs data.
W.Asia
2016, March, 31, 19:25:00
SAUDI EXPANSION
The world’s biggest oil exporter, known as Saudi Aramco, won’t cancel any oil, gas or refining projects, Amin Nasser told reporters during a conference in Al-Ahsa in eastern Saudi Arabia. Aramco is also studying a possible expansion of the country’s largest oil refinery, Ras Tanura, which has a capacity of 550,000 barrels a day, he said Wednesday.
W.Asia
2016, March, 29, 18:45:00
ISRAELI GAS DECISION
Critics said the deal gave too much profit to corporations at the public's expense. The court opposed a clause that would prevent Israel from making significant regulatory changes for the next ten years.
W.Asia
2016, March, 22, 18:40:00
CHINA'S IMPORTS ROSE 20%
China's total oil imports rose about 20 percent on year to the highest ever on a daily basis in February, when near 10-year low global oil prices drove buying from a group of new importers and for state and commercial stockpiling.
W.Asia
2016, March, 19, 19:00:00
ISRAEL & RUSSIA COLLABORATION
Israel and Russia are about to agree upon a modus operandi in the East Mediterranean concerning weapons and natural gas deals, several Israeli media reports indicate. According to various assessments, the bottom line of such an agreement would be that Israel will not sell natural gas to Turkey and, in return, Russia won't supply S-300 anti-aircraft missiles and other advanced weapon systems to Iran and other regional enemies of Israel.
W.Asia
2016, March, 19, 18:50:00
SAUDI & SHELL SHARES
Saudi Aramco, through its wholly owned Saudi Refining Inc. (SRI), and Royal Dutch Shell, through its US downstream affiliate, agreed on Thursday to divide the assets of its 50:50 joint venture Motiva Enterprises.
W.Asia
2016, March, 3, 19:20:00
SAUDI RAISES PRICE
The world's biggest oil exporter lifted the official selling price (OSP) of its benchmark Arab Light crude by 25 cents a barrel for cargoes loading in April.
W.Asia
2016, February, 25, 19:00:00
РОССИЯ - НАДЕЖНЫЙ ПОСТАВЩИК
Россия является надежным поставщиком энергоресурсов для Евросоюза и наши отношения являются взаимовыгодными.
W.Asia
2016, February, 23, 19:10:00
SAUDI PRICE WAR
OPEC launched a price war against U.S. shale and other high-cost producers, including Canadian oil sands and Brazilian deep-water oilfields, in November 2014 by not reducing output despite a global oversupply. Since then, oil prices have plunged by more than half, hitting a 12-year low of about $26 on Feb. 11.
W.Asia
2016, February, 23, 19:00:00
ACCEPTABLE OIL PRICE: $50
“We’ve worked out a common position,” Novak said, commenting on the deal. “We discussed various options, including doing nothing and cutting production.” An oil price at $50 a barrel is acceptable for exporters and consumers over the long term, he said. Brent crude, a global benchmark, traded at about $33 on Friday after dropping 45 percent over the past year.
W.Asia
2016, February, 20, 20:50:00
THE HIGHEST INDIAN OIL
India's oil imports from Saudi Arabia and Iraq hit the highest in more than a decade last month as OPEC's top producers gained at the expense of Latin American crudes, a validation of the OPEC policy of maintaining output and fighting for market share.