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Oil prices climb on Chinese data, US$ weakness
NEW YORK: Oil prices edged higher on Thursday, boosted by a weak dollar and bullish signals from Chinese import data but pressured by renewed worries about global oil demand due to surging coronavirus cases in Europe and new lockdowns in China.
Markets aim to bounce back
Hedge fund that hasn’t lost in a decade piles into Russian stocks
Companies face sanctions risk on Nord Stream 2 pipeline
WASHINGTON: The US State Department this month told European companies which it suspects are helping to build Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that they face the risk of sanctions as the outgoing Trump administration prepares a final round of punitive measures against the project, two sources said yesterday.
Soybeans dip ahead of USDA reports
SINGAPORE: Chicago soybean edged lower yesterday as investors awaited the US government’s forecast on global grain and oilseed production later in the day, with a focus on South American output.
Major Opec producers, cued by Saudis, raise Asia crude pricing
ABU DHABI: Three of Opec’s biggest oil producers raised monthly pricing for shipments to Asia, their largest regional buyer, after markets tightened on Saudi Arabia’s plan to slash output.
Resilience test awaits EMs unnerved by Treasuries
NEW YORK: Emerging-market equities are on fire, yet caution is creeping into other risk assets as rising US Treasury yields keep investors on edge.
Insight - Saudi Arabia’s output cuts will protect its riches
SAUDI Arabia’s decision last week to deliver a surprise cut of one million barrels a day in its crude production shocked the oil market.In abandoning a policy of collective responsibility and letting other members of the Opec+ grouping increase output while reducing its own, the kingdom took the entire burden of balancing supply and demand on its shoulders.
Opec crude output cuts should help US shale profits this year
HOUSTON: A decision by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and allied countries to cut crude production through March delivered a late Christmas present for United States shale firms that have slashed costs, but any rise in prices spurred by the unexpected move may be just a modest stocking stuffer.
Insight - World shouldn’t laugh at US too soon
IN much of the world, the sight of a mob storming the United States Capitol to keep their leader in office was met not just with horror but with, let’s face it, schadenfreude. Finally!
Soybeans at 6-1/2-year top on expectations of tightening stocks
CHICAGO: U.S. soybean futures resumed their rally on Friday after a light setback a day earlier, climbing to 6-1/2-year highs on signs of fresh export demand and expectations that key U.S. crop reports next week will indicate tightening global supplies.
