Issue 17
Oil News
- Saudi Arabia Maintains High Production Level; Plans Gulf Tanker Shuttle
- Saudi Aramco/Ssangyong Amend Refining Joint Venture
- SABIC Says "Business as Usual" despite Gulf War
- Yamani Sees Bleak Outlook for Oil Prices
- Construction of East Shabwa Export Pipeline Completed
- Elf/Aquitaine Strikes Oil in Offshore Block No.6
- Iraq's Refineries Shut Down; Tankers Attacked
- Contichem Cancels Charters for Iraqi LPG
- Jordan Continues to Import Iraqi Crude for Local Consumption
- Sonatrach Issues Tender for Construction of Two LPG Plants
- PDO Signs Letter of Intent with Saipem/CCC for Lekhwair Gas Line Network
- Israel to Continue to Buy 40,000 b/d of Egyptian Crude
- Terms of Occidental's Al-Nabk Concession Agreement
- Correction:
- Middle East Shipping Curtailed by War and Rising Insurance Premiums
- LNG Trade Increased by 12.5% in 1990
- NPF Holds the Sixth European Gas Conference Next May
Financial & Banking News
- Japan and Germany Share Greater Burden, but Immediate Costs May Be Exaggerated
- Kuwait to Lend Soviet Union $1bn
- Banks Bear Brunt of Anti-Western Terrorist Attacks
- Industrialized Nations Give Commitment on Egyptian Debt Write Off
- Correction
- Alba's ECGD and Coface Credits Still Suffering Delays
- Oman Budgets for Cautious Growth During New Five Year Plan