‘Femi Asu The United States cut its crude oil imports from Nigeria by 62.08 per cent to 3.92 million barrels in March, the lowest monthly level since February 2016. The latest data from the US Energy Information Administration seen by our correspondent on Friday showed that the country imported 10.03 million barrels and 10.34 million […] …
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Oil looking oversold heading into latest OPEC meeting
Dangote refinery to address Nigeria’s crude oil refining challenges — IPMAN
The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) on Monday said that the Dangote Refinery, Petrochemical and Fertilizer projects would solve the country’s crude oil refining and exporting challenges, when completed.
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Crude Prices Rise Above $80 For First Time Since 2014
Benchmark oil contract Brent North Sea briefly surged above $80 a barrel Thursday, hitting its highest level since late 2014 and extending a recent run higher fuelled by tight supply concerns. European stock markets meanwhile rose as the euro weakened against the dollar, but Wall Street pulled back in early New York trading. Brent … Continue reading Crude Prices Rise Above $80 For First Time Since 2014
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Bonga produces 763m oil barrels worth $58.7bn in 12yrs
Nigeria not getting complacent as oil prices rise, Adeosun assures World Bank
Kemi Adeosun, minister of finance, says Nigeria is focused on accelerating economic growth rate and will not be “complacent around the increase in oil prices”. Speaking on Thursday in Abuja, The post Nigeria not getting complacent as oil prices rise, Adeosun assures World Bank appeared first on TheCable.
Crude surges after Trump tears up Iran deal, equities mixed
Oil prices surged more than two percent in Asia on Wednesday after Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal, fuelling fresh geopolitical uncertainty. Both main crude contracts have been rising in recent weeks to reach three-and-half-year highs on expectations the president would withdraw from the 2015 pact, which opened up […] …
I can’t tell US what to do, says Buhari on low import of Nigeria’s crude
Selling Nigerian crude oil has never been a problem — Avuru
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, Mr. Austin Ojunekwu Avuru, in this interview with Peter Egwuatu in his office shortly after the company was elevated to the Premium Board segment of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, in Lagos, spoke on challenges in the oil and gas sector, sales of oil in international market, performance of the company, corporate governance, sustainability report, capital market activities, among others.
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