Issue 33
Top Stories
- Recent Gulf Project Financings Reveal New Price Band
- OPEC Forecast Holds Pessimistic Line On World Oil Demand Growth
- Bleak Outlook For Sudan As Foreign Exchange Reserves Are Depleted
Energy Fundamentals
- WTI Hovers Around $70/B Amid Promising Economic News, Despite Abundant Supply
- IEA Raises 2009 Oil Demand Forecast By 190,000 B/D To 83.9Mn B/D
- EIA Sees Rising Inventories, Low Consumption Signaling Overall Weakness In Market
- Venezuelan Crude Oil Exports Averaged 1.982Mn B/D In July
- China’s Crude Oil Imports Reach Record 19.63Mn Tons During July
- Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices
News by Country
- China On Charm Offensive In Algeria After Violent Clashes With Locals
- Gas Pipeline Attack At Jijel Disrupts Power Supplies
- German Companies, Aabar Sign Vehicle Manufacturing MOU
- Bahrain Field/Abu Sa'fa Output Falls Slightly In 1H09
- TCO Produces 10.2Mn Tons Of Oil During 1H09
- BG Brings Sequoia Offshore Gas Field On-Stream
- China’s CNPC Signs MOU For Participation In South Azadegan Oil Field Development
- NPC Quarterly Output Amounts To Almost 6.85Mn Tons
- CBI Governor Says Inflation Rate Falls To 13.9% In July
- KPC And Sinopec Choose Zhangjiang As New Site For Refinery/Petrochemicals Plant
- NBK Says Loans To Personal Facilities Drive Accelerated Credit Growth In Kuwait
- Lebanese Economy Set To Grow By 6% In 2009
- UAE Investments Account For Almost 42% Of Total Arab Assets In Lebanon
- Libya’s International Downstream Expansion Thwarted By Essar
- Saudi And EU Grants Awarded To PNA
- QAPCO Secures $200Mn Murabaha Facility From Qatar Islamic Bank
- First LNG Cargo From Qatar’s North Field Arrives At The Adriatic Terminal
- RasGas Starts LNG Production From Train 6
- Tenaris Expands In North Africa, Expects More Drilling Activity From Next Year
- Nu'ayyim Field Production Starts Up In Central Region
- SABIC And Mitsubishi Plan Joint $1Bn Petrochemical Plant
- Banks Lining Up For Riyadh IPP, After Rabigh IPP Closes Financing
- S&P Affirms Saudi Arabia’s Sovereign Ratings, With Stable Outlook
- Gulfsands Petroleum Raises Khurbet East EPF Capacity To 18,000 B/D
- Shuweihat S2 Financing Nears Completion After Margins Hiked