Bloomberg Oil falls for a second-consecutive month as a deteriorating demand outlook offset concerns over tight physical supplies. West Texas Intermediate rises, bringing this week’s gain to around 4%. Futures nevertheless recorded their first back-to-back monthly decline since 2020 as fears of an economic slowdown fueled bearish sentiment across markets. The US economy shrank for a second quarter as rampant …
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NMDC group, James Fisher sign deal on marine, subsea projects
Abu Dhabi / WAM National Marine Dredging Company Group and James Fisher and Sons plc (James Fisher) signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on key projects and opportunities in the oil and gas sector as well as decommissioning, offshore wind and marine civil construction industries worldwide. Combining the expertise, global footprint, scale and capabilities of their subsidiaries, NMDC …
Read More »Oil declines for third week with anemic demand, economic data
Bloomberg Oil posted a weekly loss with softer European economic data and signals of US fuel demand stalling souring the market’s outlook. West Texas Intermediate falls 1.7% to slip below $95 a barrel in a choppy session. Crude posted a weekly decline as broader markets swayed oil prices in sessions characterised by sharp swings and low liquidity. On July 22, …
Read More »Emirates adds 3rd daily flight to London Gatwick
Dubai / Gulf Time Emirates will increase the frequency of its services to/from London Gatwick airport with the addition of a third daily flight, effective July 27 until August 3. This third daily flight will help serve high demand from customers travelling to and from London this summer. It will also provide additional seats to accommodate Emirates passengers affected …
Read More »Oil drops with stuttering US fuel demand, Libya ramp up
Bloomberg Oil declined as investors assessed signs of lackluster US gasoline demand and the return of supplies from Libya. West Texas Intermediate futures fall towards $95 a barrel. The slump came after a US report showed gasoline inventories rose more than expected last week, while stalling demand sent the motor fuel’s premium over crude plummeting. Further bearish signs emerged from …
Read More »World Bank: G-20 debt-relief delay will worsen poverty
Bloomberg A lack of progress by the world’s largest economies to reduce the debt burden of the poorest nations as borrowing costs increase will cause worsening poverty rates and instability, World Bank Group President David Malpass said. “Debt relief is of major importance for the world because the interest rates are going up,†Malpass said in an interview on …
Read More »IMF to cut global growth outlook ‘substantially’
Bloomberg The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will cut its global economic growth outlook “substantially†in its next update, as finance chiefs grapple with a shrinking list of options to address the worsening risks. Surging food and energy prices, slowing capital flows to emerging markets, the ongoing pandemic and a slowdown in China make it ‘much more challenging’ for policymakers, …
Read More »India’s diesel, gasoline sales add to oil’s gloom
Bloomberg India’s gasoline and diesel sales during the first half of July dropped from last month as seasonal rains curtailed demand in world’s third-biggest energy consumer that could help keep a lid on oil prices. The three biggest retailers sold 1.28 million tons of gasoline during July 1-15, down about 8% from the corresponding period in June, according to refinery …
Read More »Big oil’s influx of cash opens door to clean-energy deals
Bloomberg Europe’s oil and gas giants, flush with cash from soaring prices, are considering whether to turbo-charge their transition to clean energy with multibillion-dollar acquisitions of major renewable energy producers. Shell Plc, TotalEnergies SE and Equinor ASA are among the companies that have evaluated the suitability of European utilities for takeovers. Potential targets include some of the region’s largest wind …
Read More »Global debt relief to unlock $400bn in climate finance
Bloomberg Relieving poor countries of their debt burdens and creating innovative financial instruments could help free up more than $400 billion to help people suffering the most from warming temperatures, according to a new study. Immediate debt relief would unlock about $105 billion that could be directed toward mitigating climate change and preparing developing nations for its effects, the …
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