Tethys Oil issues production update for April 2021
By: Times News Service
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Muscat: Tethys Oil’s share of the production, before government take, from Blocks 3&4 onshore the Sultanate of Oman amounted in April 2021 to 307,009 barrels of oil, corresponding to 10,234 barrels of oil per day.
The production in April has been adversely affected by operational issues that have been mitigated.
Oil production in Oman is currently subject to production limitations under the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) plus agreement.
As a consequence, production from Blocks 3&4 is subject to limitations but is likely to fluctuate monthly.
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GCC economies expected to experience divergent recovery
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Muscat: The economies in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) region are expected to experience an extended and divergent recovery, according to a new report.
This recovery would depend on the current stage of the pandemic in the country, the economic exposure to sensitive and most affected sectors and the efforts from the government in terms of vaccine administration and other economic reforms, the Kuwait-based Kamco Invest said.
Quoting the IMF the report said that economies in the region will have to balance priorities in terms of immediate requirements that include saving lives and employment as well as deal with near term challenges like rising debt levels and building more sustainable economies.