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Analysts upbeat on outlook for Saudi Aramco’s new trading unit
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Saudi Aramco’s new trading unit, Aramco Trading, could become a serious competitor in the refined product space and boost volumes at the Dubai Mercantile Exchange, say analysts
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The US rejection of TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL pipeline will hinder the development of the Alberta oil sands, while making the option of exporting crude to Asia more attractive for Canada, analysts...
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Brent crude's representation in commodity indexes is set to increase as a result of the annual rebalancing of contracts that takes place during this week
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Marginal oil gaining market share, setting higher floor price
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Marginal oil, with its greater risks and higher cost of production, will exert more influence on oil prices as it moves to becoming 10% of global supply by 2035. Gillian Carr reports
Iran to remain biggest short-term risk to oil prices in 2012: analysts
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The developing situation in Iran will continue to be the biggest short-term driver of oil prices, as the EU prepares to potentially join the US in sanctions on Iranian crude and the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz remains a threat, say oil analysts...
Energy Risk Europe: Oil up $4/bbl for every 1% hike in China, India...
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New research provides evidence that a relationship exists between the demand for oil from China and India and Brent crude prices
Energy Risk Europe: eurozone sovereign debt fears could exacerbate oil...
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Fears that the sovereign debt crisis will lead to global financial shock is causing oil producers to reduce inventory and cut back investment – creating a potential supply problem in future, warns Goldman Sachs commodities research head
Q&A: Kwame Okyere-Mensuo, Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning...
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Kwame Okyere-Mensuo, technical adviser at Ghana’s Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, talks about the country’s pioneering import hedging programme, as well as the hedging of output from the Jubilee field
Oil price outlook
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Oil prices are expected to remain well supported into next year, according to an Energy Risk survey of analysts, which would provide a good opportunity for consumers to begin to hedge their forward oil exposure but make producer hedging look less attractive....
Shell Energy chief calls for regulatory data confidentiality rules
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The confidentiality of energy trading data provided to regulators for market monitoring purposes continues to concern market players and regulators alike, after August leak by senator Sanders
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