Issue 09
Oil News
- Market Jitters Over Iraq Push Oil Prices Higher
- Growing Political Problems Begin To Weigh On Iraq’s Oil Industry
- OPEC Supplies Over Half Of US Crude Imports In 2001OPEC Supplies Over Half Of US Crude Imports In 2001
- Russia Set To Challenge OPEC, Say Morse And Richard
- PDVSA Management/Employees Denounce Top Appointments
- Mexico Targets 3.62Mn B/D Oil Production By End-2002
- Caspian Crude/Condensate Production Averages 1.26Mn B/D For 2001, Exports 743,000 B/D
- North Sea Output Near Peak As Brent Role Set To Wane
- Sabeeh Calls For Radical Changes To Improve Oil Industry PerformanceSabeeh Calls For Radical Changes To Improve Oil Industry Performance
- Leak At Gathering Center Cuts Burgan Output By 60,000 B/D
- Saudi Aramco Reduces LPG Prices By $5/Ton
- Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices ($/B)
- Iran And Pakistan Sign MOU For Gas Pipeline Feasibility Study
- Zanganeh Says Iran Seeks Partnership For Gas Exports To Europe
- Iran Marks Progress On IGAT Gas Network Expansion
- Anadarko’s Algeria Block 404 Oil Production Capacity To Reach 285,000 B/D By End 2002
- Arzew Desalination/Power Plant EPC Awarded To Itochu, IHI
- Kazakstan Merges State Companies To Form Kazmunaigaz Kazakstan Merges State Companies To Form Kazmunaigaz
- ExxonMobil Abandons First Well In Nakhchivan Prospect
- Shah Deniz Partners Sign Project Agreements With Azerbaijan
- LG International/ABB Lummus Global Sign MOU For Polypropylene Project
- Abu Dhabi Petroleum Institute Board Appointed
Financial & Banking News
- Omifco’s $650Mn Facility Comes To Market, Finally
- Changes In Egypt’s Opaque Foreign Exchange Reserve Figures Remain Perplexing
- Jordan’s Banking Scandal Grows Wider
- Societe Generale To Set Up Full Banking Operation In Syria
- ECGD Resumes Cover For Iran With £102Mn Coal Mine
- Bahrain Monetary Agency Licenses Three New Financial Institutions
- Algeria Passes $20.2Bn 2002 Budget With $1.32Bn DeficitAlgeria Passes $20.2Bn 2002 Budget With $1.32Bn Deficit
- Lebanon’s Delay In Publishing BOP Deficit No Big Deal, Say Bankers
- UN Oil-For-Food Program Grosses $50.29Bn As Of 31 January
- Kuwait Amends Offset Legislation, Broadens Scope
- Moody’s Says Asset Quality And Profitability Of Qatari Banks Under Pressure
- S&P Says Kuwait Banks Enjoy Strong Liquidity And Profitability
- Yemen Seeks Donor Support Due To 11 September Losses