Source: Reuters LONDON (Reuters) – Saudi Aramco’s chief executive said on Wednesday there would be no impact on the stock market listing plans of the state oil giant after attacks on its installations last month, which he blamed on Iran. Attacks such as those on Sept. 14, which sent oil prices up as much as 20%, may continue if there
From Reuters Oil prices rose about 1 percent on Tuesday as the market shifted focus to the possibility of increased Chinese demand, drawing attention away from trade tensions between that country and the United States after a series of tariffs imposed by both countries. Brent crude was up 76 cents at $73.82 a barrel by 12:27 p.m. EDT (1627 GMT).
$10 Trillion in global oil-related investment will be needed to Meet Demand: OPEC Supply: non-OPEC supply down 1 MMBOD by 2020; OPEC supply up 1 MMBOD by 2040 OPEC’s press release announcing the coming 2015 release of its annual World Oil Outlook tomorrow says “the dynamics of non-OPEC supply are currently clouded by uncertainties.” But the cartel said it feels good about its
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