Issue 20
Oil News
- GULF OIL MINISTERS TO MEET AGAIN AS OIL MARKET DETERIORATES STILL FURTHER
- OPEC Differentials Committee May Meet on 31 March/1 April
- Dubai Agrees to Cut Output by 10%
- Abu Dhabi Sets Official Price for Upper Zakum at $17.30/B
- Egypt Cuts Prices 35-60 Cents/B for Second Half of February
- Mexico Raises Prices to Europe by 40-50 Cents/B Effective 1 March
- US Import Fee would Affect Venezuela's Debt Repayment Says Grisanti
- BP Chairman Backs OPEC Strategy
- Egypt May Have Oil Trade Deficit of $1.4bn by 1991-92
- Zamil Sees Rising Saudi Petrochemical Exports to Europe, Despite EEC Tariffs
- Kuwait Raises LPG Prices
- Six Non-Ministerial Members Appointed to Supreme Petroleum Council
- Syria Plans to Raise Output of Light Crude to 1000,000 b/d in 1988
- EGPC Board Expanded
- Dubal's Exports Rise 3.3% in 1986
- Oil Discovery in Tunisia
- Middle East Producers Retain Share in Declining Japanese Market
- Publications Received
- Netback Values
Financial & Banking News
- NCB Tops Rankings of Arab Bond Houses
- GCC Currency Alignment Takes a Further Step Forward
- Saudi Arabia and Jordan Set Up Investment Company
- Egypt Agrees on Draft Letter of Intent for IMF
- Five Loans Syndicated for early Year Business
- IDB Approves Tunisian Loans, Disburses Jordanian Loan
- KFAED Lends $8mn to South Yemen
- Other Aid Flows