Adnoc Drilling signs agreement to buy two offshore jack-up rigs for $220m
The latest purchase will nearly double the company's offshore jack-up rig fleet
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The latest purchase will nearly double the company's offshore jack-up rig fleet
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian refiners are likely to take less oil from Saudi Arabia for July and buy more spot cargoes such as those from the United Arab Emirates after the world's top exporter unexpectedly raised prices and pledged to cut output, traders said on Tuesday. | 03:07am
Asian refiners are likely to take less oil from Saudi Arabia for July and buy more spot cargoes such as those from the United Arab Emirates after the world's top exporter unexpectedly raised prices and pledged to cut output, traders said on Tuesday.
SINGAPORE : Asian refiners are likely to take less oil from Saudi Arabia for July and buy more spot cargoes such as those from the United Arab Emirates after the world's top exporter unexpectedly raised prices and pledged to cut output, traders said on Tuesday.Saudi Arabia raised the July official selling
Voluntary cut is on top of broader OPEC+ deal