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February 11, 2022/OilPrice.com News of an imminent nuclear deal with Iran sent oil prices lower this week, but the reality of OPEC underproduction soon shifted sentiment and sent prices higher on Friday. Oilprice Alert: InnerCircle members will receive the next private placement intelligence letter on Wednesday next week. Tap into a secret [] The post OPEC Production Problems Push Oil Prices Higher appeared first on .

Oil Little Changed on Week; Supply, War Fears Calm Worries Over U.S. Rates

LONDON (Reuters) – Exxon Mobil is injecting new cash into oil trading in Europe after a retreat on its ambitious expansion plans last year, three people with knowledge of the matter said. Exxon slashed funding for its trading division in 2020 as part of wider cuts, leaving traders without the capital they needed to take … Read More

Crude oil markets have rallied significantly during the course of the trading session on Friday, to reach towards the top of the range overall.

China stopped building and funding coal projects in nations covered by its Belt and Road Initiative last year, but support for oil and gas ventures surged, according to a study published by Fudan University.Chinas oil and gas engagements investment and construction in the 144 nations covered by the initiative tripled to US$10.9 billion last year from US$3.7 billion in 2020, the report by the Shanghai universitys green finance and development centre showed.However, support for renewable

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries on Thursday said Nigeria’s crude oil exports grew by an average of 81,000 barrels per day in January 2022. Figures contained in the highlights of OPEC monthly oil market report for February 2022 seen in Abuja, showed that the country’s oil production moved up to 1.398 million barrels per… Read More

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) says Nigeria’s crude oil production increased to an average of 1.398 million barrels per day in January. OPEC made this known in its Oil Market Report for February 2022. The report said the figure showed an increase of 81,000 barrels per day, when compared to the 1.317mb/d produced […] The post OPEC: Nigeria’s crude oil production increased to 1.398mbpd in January appeared first on Freedom Online .

Nigerian stocks lifted by 0.27 per cent on Thursday as an investor preference for large-cap stocks in sectors as disparate as oil and gas, food & beverages and financial services

Citi now sees 50 basis point Fed hike Why what happens next with inflation is so hard to predict Crude oil futures settle at $89.88 after a wild down and up and down ride after CPI US January budget surplus of $119 billion vs +$25 billion expected Mexican central bank hikes by

Futures grappled with intraday volatility OPEC monthly report sees larger increase in global demand for 2022 Market concerned over US crude stocks falling Impending US-Iran deal may bring downside;…

Stronger economic growth and the easing of COVID restrictions make the near-term prospects for global oil demand bright, with an upside potential

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U.S. oil futures ended Thursday’s session with a modest gain, up a second day in a row, finding support from U.S. government data released Wednesday showing…

Kyari says methanol was discovered in all four PMS cargoes imported by DSDP suppliers including MRS and Oando. The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), Mele Kyari says DSDP suppliers are responsible for the importation of adulterated petrol into the country. Kyari said the contaminated fuel was imported into the country through the Direct Sales Direct Purchase (DSDP) arrangement. According to him, the DSDP suppliers are NNPC subsidiaries which include MRS, Oando, Emadeb Consortium, and Duke Oil. MRS had in a statement on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, accused the NNPC of importing the adulterated fuel into the country through one of its subsidiaries, Duke Oil. “Due to the current subsidy regime, NNPC is the sole importer of all PMS in Nigeria. Consequently, NNPC, through their trading arm Duke Oil, supplied a cargo of PMS purchased from international trader Litasco and delivered it with the Motor Tanker (MT), Nord Gainer,” the statement reads. Following the accusation, Kyari while addressing journalists on Wednesday night said methanol was discovered in all four PMS cargoes imported by DSDP suppliers, including MRS.