Algeria proposes moving OPEC+ meet a few days earlier
'Date makes it easier for producers to notify customers of any changes'
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Saudi cabinet urges OPEC+ to further reduce oil output
Saudi to reduce output by another 1 million bpd next month in addition to existing cuts
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Saudi Aramco remains committed to pay $75b in dividends
But such a steep payout promise will need it to cut down on other fronts
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Saudi Aramco profit takes direct hit from low oil price
Numbers will continue to be under pressure as COVID-19 bites into demand
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Adnoc Distribution sees revenue gain for Q1-2020
Profitability was hurt by lower fuel sales because of COVID-19 created restrictions
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UAE to slash a further 100,000 barrels a day from June
Saudi Arabia on Monday confirmed it will remove an additional 1m barrels a day
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Saudi Aramco wants more time to pick up Sabic stake
Reality of market conditions forces major rethink in oil giant's strategy for $69b deal
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Saudi Arabia takes another voluntary cut on oil
Chopping off a further 1m barrels a day could help sustain recent price improvements
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Saudi Arabia slashes fuel prices in the kingdom
The prices have been reduced almost by half
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COVID-19: The car is winning over public transport
Driving has emerged as the socially distant transportation mode of choice
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Saudi Aramco seeking to review price of SABIC deal
Aramco last year agreed to buy a 70% stake in Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC)
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Shale sector faces great unknown
Reversing a total shutdown presents a more challenging set of tasks and costs
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Global oil could do with some immediate help
Opec+ with its production cuts will need to make it stick for glut to ease
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Oil prices surge as coronavirus lockdowns ease
The rally extended Brent crude's gains to six straight days
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Saudi Aramco yet to show its hand on June prices
Analysts reckon oil giant could be willing to offer another steep discount to buyers
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Exxon Mobil and Chevron to cut shale output
Both companies on Friday outlined deep cuts in investments in the Permian shale basin
