Sunday, February 2, 2025

Nigeria, China Seal $2.4 Billion Currency-Swap Deal

From Vanguard News Nigeria Nigeria and China have signed a currency-swap agreement worth $2.4 billion to boost commercial ties and reduce the need to use dollar in their bilateral trade. Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr. Godwin Emefiele, led CBN officials while Governor of People’s Bank of China (PBoC), Dr. Yi Gang, led the Chinese team at the

EOG Reports Highest Adjusted Earnings Since 2014

EOG achieves its fourth-highest adjusted earnings ever EOG Resources (ticker: EOG) announced first quarter results today, showing net earnings of $638.6 million, or $1.10 per share. After adjusting for non-recurring charges, the company earned $689.5 million, or $1.19 per share. This is the largest adjusted earnings reported by EOG since before the downturn, and the fourth-highest adjusted earnings ever reported

Land-Based Rigs Breach 1,000, First Time in Three Years

Total rig count up to 1,032 U.S. drilling activity continued its steady growth this week, as WTI prices came within a few cents of $70/bbl. Eleven rigs came online this week, meaning the rig count has only decreased once in the past 13 weeks. Thera are now 1,032 rigs drilling in the U.S., the highest rig count since March 2015.

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Cash-Rich Thai Explorer Eyes Assets Worth Up to $1 Billion

From Bloomberg Thailand’s PTT Exploration & Production Pcl is ready to shell out as much as $1 billion on an overseas petroleum asset this year, and possibly more, as it tries to prop up growth amid falling reserves. The upstream unit of state-controlled PTT Pcl is in talks to purchase a stake in oil, natural gas or liquefied natural gas assets in

Bakken Shale Getting Back ‘In-the-Money’ With U.S. Oil Nearing $70

From Bloomberg With breakthroughs in drilling technology reducing costs and crude oil prices near $70 a barrel, wells in North Dakota are turning into cash cows. The cost of getting oil and gas to the surface in North Dakota’s Bakken field has fallen, recently hitting $41 to $50 a barrel for the top-quartile wells in the region, according to a

Parsley Reports Company Record in the Delaware Basin

16% sequential production growth on accelerated non-op activity Parsley Energy (ticker: PE) announced first quarter results today, showing net income of $82.9 million, or $0.32 per share. This result significantly exceeds the $49.9 million in net income Parsley earned in Q4, and this quarter’s $282.3 million in adjusted EBITDAX represents a 30% sequential increase. Parsley produced an average of 93.4