Oil Prices | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 29

Job Cuts, Profit Losses Hit Oil Sands Industry in Canada

Suncor Energy Inc., Canada’s largest oil company, reported a first-quarter loss after crude prices plunged to the lowest since 2009.

Oil Prices Prompt Further Layoffs at Weir Group

Weir Group is to cut a further 125 oil and gas jobs in North America as the FTSE 100 engineer continues to feel the pain from the slump in oil prices.

IMF Forecasts Lower Prices to Hurt Africa’s Oil producers

Lower oil prices will reduce growth in sub-Saharan Africa's major petroleum producing countries and push governments to implement significant policy adjustments, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.

Qatar Milaha Riding Stormy Seas of Oil Profits, Prices

Qatar Navigation (Milaha) warned of a challenging 2015 as conditions in its offshore business remained weak and its investment business was exposed to instability in local equity markets.

Venezuela Teaming Up with Foreign Partners to Target US Market, Oil Prices

Algeria's Sonatrach and Venezuela's PDVSA would target the US as a market for the two countries' potential new blend of crude oil, a source at the state-owned Algeria company said Monday

Global Demand Responsible for Saudi Over-Production, Official Says

Saudi Arabia's high crude oil production policy is based on the status of global demand and the top oil exporter is keen to maintain its market share, the kingdom's deputy oil minister said on Monday.

BP Balancing Act Maintains Profits in Face of Oil Price Plunge

BP Plc, Europe’s second-biggest oil company, reported first-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as earnings from refining and trading offset lower crude prices.

Shale and Oil Majors Feel Pinch of Oil Prices, Say Analysts

Oil majors may need deeper cuts to oil and gas exploration and production spending as they grapple with an extended period of low crude prices.

Oil Prices, Brain Drain Catch Up with GCC Consulting Market

The GCC consulting market grew by more than 15% to $2.5 billion in 2014.

Hedge Funds Feel After Effects of Yemen Conflict

The June ICE Brent/NYMEX WTI spread settled $1.02 wider at $8.13/barrel Friday after hitting a one-month high early in the session amid ongoing fighting in Yemen and bearish supply pressure in the US.

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