KEY POINTS The Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a market-driven pricing regime for petrol, stressing that it will not impose price controls even as escalating geopolitical tensions …
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Oil Prices Rise 2% After U.S. Revokes Chevron’s Venezuela License
Oil prices rise 2% after the U.S. revokes Chevron’s Venezuela license, sparking supply concerns as OPEC+ weighs its next move in a volatile market
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OPEC+ denies speculation about postponing its April oil supply hike, with Russia confirming production increases remain on schedule.
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Iran urges OPEC to unite against potential U.S. oil sanctions, warning that new restrictions could destabilize global energy markets and disrupt supply chains.
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Oil prices rise amid new Russia sanctions, OPEC demand cuts, and ExxonMobil’s production boost, reshaping the global market for 2024
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Oil prices edge up following OPEC demand forecast revision, with dollar gains and geopolitical tensions limiting market recovery
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Iraq’s oil output in September fell below its OPEC+ quota, reflecting efforts to align with the alliance’s compliance requirements amid reduced exports and regional disruptions.
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OPEC has raised its long-term oil demand forecast, predicting that global demand will reach 120.1 million barrels per day by 2050, driven by growth in developing economies.
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OPEC+ will proceed with its planned October oil output increase, despite market concerns, due to Libyan disruptions and hopes for a U.S. rate cut.
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Oil prices jumped 3% as Libya’s production cuts and Middle East tensions heighten supply concerns, causing market fluctuations.