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Libya oil ministry says oil fields closures can lead to force majeure - statement - Vimarsana News

Libya oil ministry says oil fields closures can lead to force majeure - statement

Libyan oil fields closure could lead to announcing force majeure, the oil ministry said late on Friday, a day after three oilfields were shut in protest against the abduction of a former finance minister.

UPDATE 2-China June soy imports up 25% on year after big purchases from Brazil - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 2-China June soy imports up 25% on year after big purchases from Brazil

China imported 10.27 million metric tons of soybeans in June, up 24.5% from a year earlier, customs data showed on Thursday, as large purchases of cheap Brazilian beans reached the market.

Japan's Inpex buys 50% in Enel's Australia renewable business in green push - Vimarsana News

Japan's Inpex buys 50% in Enel's Australia renewable business in green push

Japan's Inpex said on Thursday it has bought a 50% stake in the Australian renewable business of Italy's Enel, as the Japanese oil and gas producer expands into green energy.

Kuwait 2023-24 draft budget sees $22.2 bln deficit - report - Vimarsana News

Kuwait 2023-24 draft budget sees $22.2 bln deficit - report

Kuwait's draft budget for 2023-2024 estimates a deficit of 6.8 billion dinars ($22.2 billion) on the back of lower oil prices and volumes, a local paper reported citing a member of parliament.

UPDATE 1-Kuwait draft budget estimates $22.2 bln deficit, Al Dustor reports - Vimarsana News

UPDATE 1-Kuwait draft budget estimates $22.2 bln deficit, Al Dustor reports

Kuwait's draft budget for 2023-2024 estimates a deficit of 6.8 billion dinars ($22.2 billion), hit by lower oil prices and volumes, a local paper reported, citing a member of parliament.