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  • Options are running out for the man who destroyed Venezuela

    February 14, 2019

    It takes some front for a man who has presided over a double-digit recession for three successive years to claim that his country is being destabilised by a “gang of extremists” rather than his own inept economic performance. But that is exactly what Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro did this week, when he stated that the [...]

  • US considers 60-day extension to looming China tariff deadline

    February 14, 2019

    US President Donald Trump is mulling a 60- day extension of the 1 March deadline for higher tariffs on Chinese imports, according to reports. Trump is considering an extension to the 1 March deadline for more than doubling tariffs on $200bn (£156bn) of Chinese exports in order to give the two sides more time to come to [...]

  • Tullow Oil promises dividend as it records first profit in five years

    February 13, 2019

    Tullow Oil reported its first net profit in five years today, as its West Africa business boosted both its top and bottom lines in 2018. The figures Revenue climbed seven per cent year on year to $1.85bn (£1.4bn) for last year Tullow revealed today, as it recorded post-tax profit of $85m – up from a $175m [...]

  • Equinor falls short of expectations as production set to remain flat in 2019

    February 6, 2019

    Norwegian state oil producer Equinor slipped up on falling oil prices, as earnings failed to live up to expectations in the fourth quarter. Earnings hit $1.5bn (£1.2bn) after tax in the quarter, up from $1.3bn in the same period last year. Read more: BP more than doubles profit in bumper 2018 Meanwhile, adjusted earnings rose [...]

  • Opec exports to US fall to a five-year low as cartel cuts its output

    February 6, 2019

    US oil imports from Opec countries have dropped to five-year lows as the oil producing cartel cuts output, while US domestic production grows. Opec’s sales to the world’s biggest economy fell 22 per cent month-on-month and 37 per cent year on year, to 1.4m barrels per day, data from energy intelligence company Kpler shows. Read [...]

  • Oil prices lifted by strong US job data and Venezuela sanctions

    February 2, 2019

    Oil prices rose by about three per cent on Friday on the back of news that US job growth had been greater than expected, despite the government's month-long shutdown.  The sanctions imposed on Venezuelan exports has also helped tighten supply, with the country's tankers stuck at ports.  Brent crude oil rose $1.91 a barrel, or 3.14 per [...]

  • Total turnaround: French oil giant sets sights on safe bets after frontier exploration failed to produce results

    January 29, 2019

    Total is planning its largest exploration push for years as the oil major switches focus towards safer drilling targets after it announced the biggest discovery in the North Sea for a decade. The company plans to drill 23 new wells this year, head of exploration Kevin McLachlan said. Read more: BP and Shell get green light [...]

  • Will 2019 be the year gold regains its shine?

    January 28, 2019  |  City Talk

    Gold had a mixed year in 2018, quickly peaking around $1,366 in January, but falling as low as $1,160 by August. For a while it seemed that the correlation between risk-off appetite and gold prices had broken, with the yellow metal overlooked even in times of heightened uncertainty. But after a 7% recovery since early [...]

  • Shell to announce pumped up profits on high oil prices

    January 27, 2019

    Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell is set to announce soaring annual profits this week, although fourth quarter results will be affected by a drop in oil prices at the end of last year. Net income is expected to rise 34 per cent to $21.1bn (£15.9bn) in the full year to the end of December 2018, up [...]

  • Ophir Energy rejects Medco’s £343m offer, saying price is too low

    January 14, 2019

    Shares in Ophir Energy fell 2.2 per cent this morning as the company’s board rejected a takeover bid from Medco Global. The company’s directors unanimously decided to reject the 48.5p per share bid from Medco, claiming it undervalues Ophir. Although it represents a 46 per cent premium on Ophir’s share price when the bid was [...]

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