Oil Prices | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 26
Iran: OPEC Agrees Oil Price Still Unfair
Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh says Iran is not satisfied with current oil prices after OPEC decided to maintain production levels unchanged at its Friday meeting in Vienna.
Saudi Oil Policy Misunderstood in US, says Former CIA Director
Saudi Arabia is trying to maintain its share of the global oil market rather than use its power in OPEC to curb U.S. producers, according to David Petraeus
Saudi Arabia Measuring Influence on OPEC and Oil Traders
Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi is counting on oil traders to keep sitting on near-record volumes of stockpiled crude to prevent a second relapse in oil prices later this year.
Oil Price Slump Strains Saudi Finances
Military spending and government hand outs could accelerate reserve drawdown
Abu Dhabi Exports, Investments Feel Pinch of Oil Prices
Fabulously wealthy Abu Dhabi is tightening its belt as low oil prices slash its export revenues
The Tanker Market Sends Warning to Oil Giants
Four months into oil’s rebound from a six-year low, the tanker market is sending a clear signal that the rally is under threat.
Long-Term Cyclical Economics Favor Arab Oil Producers, Experts
Low production costs for Middle East companies offer regional players significant competitive advantage in the low price segment of an oil ‘super cycle’, a report said.
OPEC Siding with Saudi Over Oil Price War
When Saudi Arabia argues next week that OPEC should keep up production to fight the rise in U.S. shale oil, prices will be on its side.
