European oil companies want to follow in Chevron’s footsteps to operate in Venezuela
In November, US authorities gave Chevron the green light to continue its operations in Venezuela. Since then, expectations are focused ...
Read moreIn November, US authorities gave Chevron the green light to continue its operations in Venezuela. Since then, expectations are focused ...
Read moreThe war in Ukraine is generating gigantic expenses for Russia and its finances are no longer what they used to ...
Read moreExperts warn that the price of crude oil will exceed $110 dollars per barrel next year. The oil cartel is ...
Read moreChinese customs data are very interesting to anticipate stock price movements based on what could happen with the Asian giant's ...
Read moreLeading oil companies report record earnings. Both in America and Europe have benefited from the inflationary context. Chevron and Exxon ...
Read moreOil prices rise although everyone looks to the Fed this week. In the US, gasoline demand falls due to inflation. ...
Read moreCrude oil inventories decreased by 446,000 barrels. The inflationary effect causes demand to be lower. Another influential factor is the ...
Read moreOPEC reports that oil demand will continue to rise in 2023. The forecast for 2022 remains at 3.36 million bpd. ...
Read moreCutting off Russia's source of financing is one of the priorities on the agenda resulting from the G-7 meeting. But ...
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