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Special Saudi Arabia’s surprise cut transforms oil market outlook

Saudi Arabia’s surprise cut transforms oil market outlook

  • From a situation at the end of last year when there was talk of Brent crude “stuck” at $50-$55 per barrel, many experts are now looking for upward of $60 in 2021
  • The “big three” of the American financial scene — Bank of America (BoA), Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan (JPM) — have all recently come out with positive outlooks for oil
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WEF: Coronavirus to remain ‘clear and present danger’

WEF: Coronavirus to remain ‘clear and present danger’

By Frank Kane ·
Special Kirill Dmitriev, the chief executive of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), was speaking on Frankly Speaking talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's Sputnik V vaccine. (Screenshot/AN Photo)

RDIF’s Dmitriev predicts pandemic end by May, claims Russia’s vaccine is ‘world’s best’

By Frank Kane ·
Saudi cuts drive oil price surge

Saudi cuts drive oil price surge

By Frank Kane ·
The new Ghost: A Rolls-Royce fit for groveling admiration video

The new Ghost: A Rolls-Royce fit for groveling admiration

By Frank Kane ·
Exclusive INTERVIEW: Head of SAMI explains how he wants to build Saudi Arabia’s defenses through homegrown industry

INTERVIEW: Head of SAMI explains how he wants to build Saudi Arabia’s defenses through homegrown industry

By Frank Kane ·
Special Saudi Arabia to cut oil output ‘as gesture of goodwill’ to markets

Saudi Arabia to cut oil output ‘as gesture of goodwill’ to markets

By Frank Kane ·
Oil prices fall amid OPEC+ impasse on output

Oil prices fall amid OPEC+ impasse on output

By Frank Kane ·
Special Saudi Arabia urges caution in uncertain global oil markets

Saudi Arabia urges caution in uncertain global oil markets

By Frank Kane ·
Special 2020 was the year of the biggest economic downturn in nearly a century, a brief but dramatic collapse in world commerce, and the most tumultuous year for crude oil in 50 years. 2021 looks likely to bring more uncertainty. (AFP/File Photo) photos

What economic experts are certain of about 2021: More global uncertainty

By Frank Kane ·
Special Azerbaijan’s energy minister says the deals are an ‘indication of confidence in the business climate in Azerbaijan.’ The country produces just under 600,000 barrels of oil per day under OPEC+ agreements. (AFP)

Saudi and Azerbaijan clinch $300m renewable energy projects

By Frank Kane ·
Special We have everything we need - diverse nature, strong culture, great people - to achieve our target: Saudi Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb

We have everything we need - diverse nature, strong culture, great people - to achieve our target: Saudi Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb

By Frank Kane ·
Special PIF reshuffles top team ahead of big Saudi market moves

PIF reshuffles top team ahead of big Saudi market moves

By Frank Kane ·

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