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Oil prices

  • FTSE 100 climbs to fresh six-month high as oil giants surge on tighter US sanctions on Iran

    April 23, 2019

    The FTSE 100 climbed to a new six-month high for the year this morning as oil giants saw shares rise as oil prices rocketed. The blue chip index rose 0.4 per cent in early trading to 7,490 points – its highest since 3 October. Read more: Oil prices reach fresh 2019 high as US tightens sanctions [...]

  • Oil prices reach fresh 2019 high as US tightens sanctions on Iran

    April 22, 2019

    The price of crude oil climbed over three per cent today following the announcement by the US government that it will end exemptions from Iranian oil sanctions that it granted to countries such as China, India and Japan. Read more: Oil prices reach new 2019 high as tensions rise in Libya Secretary of state Mike Pompeo [...]

  • FTSE 100 ends week strong with biggest gain in two months

    April 6, 2019

    The FTSE 100 ended the week strongly as it gained 0.61 per cent during Friday's session and saw its biggest weekly increase for two months. The index continued its six-month high, outshining its European peers despite the on-going Brexit saga. Optimism grew early on as US President Donald Trump said a deal to end the US-China [...]

  • Oil prices rise as US president Donald Trump asks Opec to push them down

    March 28, 2019

    Oil prices rose this afternoon after US President Donald Trump called on Opec to increase exports, saying prices were getting too high. International standard Brent crude was trading down to $66.55 at around 1.20pm this afternoon. Read more: Oil prices give back gains after hitting 2019 highs But after a Trump tweet ten minutes later, [...]

  • Oil prices drop on the back of slow US job growth

    March 9, 2019

    Oil prices fell by around 1 per cent on Friday on the back of news that US job growth was a lot slower than expected, reigniting concerns that the economy was slowing and that there was a lack of demand for oil. An increase in US oil supply also unsettled the market as Brent crude [...]

  • Brazil overtakes Russia as biggest exporter to small Chinese refineries as trade war slashes US imports

    March 5, 2019

    Brazil overtook Russia as the biggest supplier of crude oil to China’s independent refineries last month, as the trade war with the US transformed global oil supply lines. Crude shipments from the South American country hit 2.17 million tonnes in February, overtaking Russia, however they were down 5.4 per cent from January, data from S&P [...]

  • Oil prices end the week down on global demand worries

    March 2, 2019

    Oil prices ended Friday 2 per cent down, finishing the week around 3 per cent lower on concerns over global demand following weak US manufacturing data that overshadowed supply cuts and sanctions on Venezuela and Iran. After a promising start to the session to over a three-month high, crude fell sharply on demand worries, while [...]

  • Oil prices hit three-month high as Brent oil chases best first quarter in eight years

    February 18, 2019

    A rise in global oil prices has petered out after briefly reaching a three-month high this morning. International standard Brent crude reached prices of $66.79 per barrel at around 8.30am, but has since given back some gains. Read more: Oil prices end the week more than five per cent up and end on a 2019 high [...]

  • Oil prices end the week more than five per cent up and end on a 2019 high

    February 16, 2019

    Oil prices reached their highest this year after rising more than 2 per cent on Friday in the wake of an increase in expectations on the tightening supply caused by an outage at Saudi Arabia's offshore oilfield. The progress made between the US and China in talks over their trade war also strengthened the position. Brent [...]

  • Options are running out for the man who destroyed Venezuela

    February 14, 2019

    It takes some front for a man who has presided over a double-digit recession for three successive years to claim that his country is being destabilised by a “gang of extremists” rather than his own inept economic performance. But that is exactly what Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro did this week, when he stated that the [...]

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