Oil Prices Fall as Libya’s Largest Oil Field Resumes Production

Oil Prices Fall as Libya’s Largest Oil Field Resumes Production

As Libya’s largest oil field recently resumed production, international oil prices fell on Tuesday (23rd), falling from a nearly one-month high at the previous day’s closing price. Traders continued to focus on ongoing tensions in the Middle East and oil production disruptions in the U.S. state of North Dakota due to weather-related issues. energy commodity … Read more

CIA Video Encouraging Russians to Cooperate: Recruitment Tactics and Russian Response

CIA Video Encouraging Russians to Cooperate: Recruitment Tactics and Russian Response

The US Central Intelligence Agency published a video on its social networks entitled “Why I contacted the CIA: for the sake of the Motherland,” in which it once again calls on Russians to cooperate with the agency. The video presents the internal monologue of a fictional 35-year-old employee of the GRU (the main directorate of … Read more

Global Energy Prices Reach Highest Level in a Month Due to U.S. Stock Boost

Global Energy Prices Reach Highest Level in a Month Due to U.S. Stock Boost

International oil prices rose on Monday (19th), reaching the highest level in about a month, as rising U.S. stocks boosted the outlook for the economy and energy demand, while global supply continued to face risks. energy commodity prices West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures for February delivery rose $1.78, or 2.4%, to close at … Read more

SABIC Announces Plans to Build Petrochemical Plant in Fujian, China to Strengthen Riyadh-Beijing Relations

SABIC Announces Plans to Build Petrochemical Plant in Fujian, China to Strengthen Riyadh-Beijing Relations

Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) announced that it intends to build a petrochemical plant in Fujian Province, southeastern China, to strengthen relations between Riyadh and Beijing. The company said in a statement, “The complex is capable of producing 1.8 million metric tons of ethylene annually, and aims to strengthen SABIC’s presence in the petrochemical industry … Read more

Extreme Winter Weather Causes Significant Oil Production Losses in United States

Extreme Winter Weather Causes Significant Oil Production Losses in United States

Jan 20, 2024 at 1:50 PM Update: 30 minutes ago The extreme winter weather in the United States is hitting oil production. According to US oil market sources, heavy snow and freezing temperatures in states such as Texas and North Dakota have already caused production losses of millions of barrels last week. This would amount … Read more

66-Year-Old Businessman Arrested for Illegally Exporting Sensitive American Technologies to Russia

66-Year-Old Businessman Arrested for Illegally Exporting Sensitive American Technologies to Russia

In the United States, 66-year-old Ilya Kan was arrested, accused of exporting “sensitive American technologies” to Russia. About it reported on the US Department of Justice website. The Ministry of Justice reported that Kan is a citizen of the United States, Israel and Russia. According to court documents, Kahn owns US companies Senesys Incorporated and … Read more

US commercial crude inventories hit lowest levels since October

US commercial crude inventories hit lowest levels since October

US commercial inventories US commercial crude inventories fell by 2.5 million barrels last week to their lowest level since October, according to the Energy Information Administration. While oil exports have been strong, imports are continuing to rise as well, as refiners make the most of cheap and abundant Canadian supplies. Among the issues also highlighted … Read more