Iran Says U.S. Sanctions Will Destabilise Oil and Energy Markets
Iran's oil minister said imposing unilateral sanctions on crude producers would destabilise energy markets, the ministry's SHANA news outlet reported on Wednesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would seek to drive Tehran's oil exports to zero.
OPEC oil output fell in January for a second month, a Reuters survey found, as a drop in exports from Nigeria and Iran offset ...
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OPEC’s decision to maintain production and sluggish demand weigh on natural gas and oil, signaling bearish trends ahead.
OPEC pumped an average of just over 27 million barrels a day in January, about 70,000 a day less than the month before.
Despite US president Donald Trump's efforts to ease regulations of the oil and gas industry, the challenge of balancing ...
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