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News Archive for: January 2016

Oil dips in early trade: Weaker dollar helps curb losses as US Fed maintains interest rates:

US crude futures dropped more than 1% in Asian trading on Thursday, eroding gains of nearly 3% made in the previous session after Russia held out the possibility of cooperating with Opec to control global oversupply.But falls were curbed by a weaker dollar following the Federal Reserve’s decision to…

US crude slips on Iran output: WTI dips below $30 post-settlement:

US oil prices recoiled 6% on Monday, slipping below the pivotal $30-a-barrel threshold in post-settlement trade, after news that Iraq’s output reached a record last month returned attention to a market glut that sent prices to 12-year lows last week.US crude settled $1.85, or 5.8% lower at $30.34 a…

Oil extends gains: Prices rise further in early trade, fuelled by cold snap in the northern hemisphere:

Crude futures extended gains on Monday following a surge at the end of last week on short-covering and fuel demand triggered by freezing weather in parts of the northern hemisphere.Oil prices soared 10% on Friday, one of the biggest daily rallies ever, as bearish traders who had taken out…

Schlumberger says it will focus on ‘adapting’ to UK market:

Oilfield services company Schlumberger said it will continue to ‘adapt’ to the North Sea oil and gas industry as the oil price continues to stay lower for longer.

The company described the situation in the UK as “challenging” after revealing it had cut 10,000 jobs while also reporting a loss…

Oil continues to fall: US crude hits lowest point since September 2003 as concern remains over supply glut:

Crude futures slumped again in early Asian trade on Wednesday, with US oil falling to its lowest since September 2003 below $28 a barrel on worries over a global supply glut.That came as the International Energy Agency, which advises industrialised countries on energy policy, warned on Tuesday that oil…

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