Money, money and some more ‘crude’ money
For the first time in history, oil revenues would not cover salaries and subsidies, which have swelled since 2006.
Syed Rashid Husain
The sword of Damocles over Opec
Tough market conditions are endangering the very fabric of the group.
Biden trumpets a crude oil shift
ON day one in the office, the US President-elect Joe Biden is vowing to take the US back to the Paris Convention on...
A crude downturn amid pandemic
Not long ago, oil demand was expected to peak around 110 million barrels per day.
A crude match: Trump vs Biden
If Trump wins a second term, he would continue his deregulatory push to expand federal areas to drilling.
A crude quandary for Gulf states and Pakistan
Ominous clouds on the Gulf horizon may put the jobs of thousands of Pakistanis employed in that part of the world in jeopardy.
Crude gloom sets in
Job reductions in oil and gas upstream and large integrated companies probably have reached the 100,000-mark, says expert.
EVs spell crude’s doom
THE issue of climate change is beginning to impact the ‘crude’ horizon.
Opec+ to address market challenges
Warning traders against betting heavily in the oil market, Saudi energy minister says he will try to make the markets “jumpy”.
Covid and the new crude normal
Uncertainty about crude fundamentals remain unusually high.
A new energy order in the offing
This year may be the turning point for the energy world, Fatih Birol, executive director of International Energy Agency says.
Crude oil demand reaches plateau
Global oil demand is currently sitting at 89 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, states report.
Murky outlook for oil demand
Refiners face the ‘adapt-or-die’ scenario in the wake of the pandemic.
Choppy waters for crude oil
Oil markets are passing through an interesting phase, flashing bullish sentiments and bearish trends.
Trump’s crude output quandary
US reports say that American oil production has registered a record monthly decrease in its output in May 2020.
Crude oil maintains gloomy outlook
Markets are emitting negative signals about Opec's move to open taps from August.
Murky crude horizon
The IMF says the crude price plunge and the production cuts would hit oil exporters in the Middle East and North Africa hard.
Crude facade set to crumble?
Faced with intense budgetary pressures, oil producers are itching to open the taps — albeit gradually. The...
Too many ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’ for crude
Global oil demand is likely to recover to above pre-pandemic levels despite some predictions.
Oil wars continue
Some are now asserting that China emerged victorious at expense of major global crude oil producers.