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Putin’s meet with oil firms postponed

  MOSCOW / Reuters A planned gathering of Russian oil firms and President Vladimir Putin which was expected to discuss possible output curbs has been delayed until after OPEC holds its Vienna meeting on Nov. 30, two energy industry sources said. The meeting of Russia’s energy industry commission, which had been scheduled for Nov. 23, has been put back to ...

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KSA to establish national water, energy efficiency plan

  Riyadh / Reuters Saudi Arabia will establish a national program to optimise water and energy consumption, it announced in a cabinet statement, further moves in areas where the government is seeking to cut back huge subsidies. The new program will review policy incentives currently in place for the energy and water sectors, taking into account both economic productivity needs ...

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Brexit may save European growth after all

  For those of us troubled by Brexit, and for Europeans concerned about the survival of the wider European project, a much-awaited book by one of the world’s most renowned economic historians and an expert on long-run economic growth might, on the face of it, offer some light at the end of the tunnel. According to Joel Mokyr, Europe’s magisterial ...

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