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Is the bull market for oil coming to an end?

The short answer to the above question is “no.” In point of fact, an assessment of the underlying supply and demand fundamentals suggests that we are in a multiyear up-cycle for the oil market. At the center of this analysis stand two critical data considerations with the first being the stickiness of petroleum in the global energy equation. While there is a literal tsunami of
Rio De Janeiro Estado Do Rio Michael Rothman Floating Production Storage Offloading Vessel Al Ahsa

Philippines: Sacgasco JV to accelerate redevelopment of the Cadlao oil field

Sacgasco has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Nido Petroleum Philippines, has secured a Sale and Purchase Agreement on Service Contract Block 6B (SC 6B) designed to accelerate the anticipated redevelopment of the Cadlao oil field and exploration of the nearby East Cadlao oil prospect.
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Initial probe places foreign jet outside Indonesian territory: AF

Initial probe places foreign jet outside Indonesian territory: AF 5 hours ago A map of North Natuna Sea (Antara).  The jet fighter flew outside Indonesian territory. At this moment, the TNI AU is studying the incident thoroughly along with the relevant parties. Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU) headquarters has issued a clarification on a foreign jet fighter that was reported flying low over Natuna waters in Riau Islands, as shown on a video circulating on social med...
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The Drilldown: Frosty temperatures blamed for higher oil prices

iPolitics By iPolitics. Published on Jan 15, 2021 12:55pm (Pexels photo) The Lead   Lower temperatures across the northern hemisphere are causing oil prices to rise, especially in Europe, CTV News reports. “Europe is the largest consumer of oil products, as we speak,” said Faisal Karmali, with the Popowich Karmali Advisory Group. “We’re probably going to see the price of oil shoot up even further, (to) $55 or $57 (per barrel), given the weather. That will impact short-term e...
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