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Sovereign wealth funds

Saudi's Public Investment Fund outpaces GIC with US$31.6 billion splurge

'Gulf sovereign wealth funds have increased their domination of the global transaction activity'
Here's what Morgan Stanley to Goldman say about Saudi output cut - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Oil & Gas

Here's what Morgan Stanley to Goldman say about Saudi output cut

The cut may support prices in the short term, but the broad market dynamics remain practically unchanged: Morgan Stanley.
Saudi Arabia goes it alone at OPEC+ with million-barrel cut - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Oil & Gas

Saudi Arabia goes it alone at OPEC+ with million-barrel cut

The main winner from the weekend’s OPEC+ talks was the UAE, which gets a boost to its production limit for next year.
Saudi Arabia's oil-for-yuan bid won’t threaten the dollar - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Currencies

Saudi Arabia's oil-for-yuan bid won't threaten the dollar

There is no sign of the yuan reaching the status of even the Swiss Franc as a medium of exchange, let alone the mighty greenback.

Commodities

UAE seeks investors and buyers for blue hydrogen

The market for hydrogen is tiny today but could be worth as much as US$700 billion ($949 billion) annually by 2050.

Oil & Gas

Oil refiners reel from Saudi Arabia's pledge to curb supplies even as demand eases

Oil futures in New York surged to a 10-month high and topped US$50 ($65.89) a barrel on Tuesday after the deal by OPEC+.

Broker's Calls

Crude oil prices to hold firm at US$40 a barrel on higher Opec+ production cut: Maybank KE

A deeper cut in production by members and non-members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec+) is expected to support crude oil prices at US$40 a barrel.

Broker's Calls

Crude futures cheered amid rumours of surprise Saudi production cut, but uncertainties remain

While oil prices have perked up following Saudi Arabia's expected production cut, the fate of oil futures remains uncertain.

Oil & Gas

Crude oil prices see double whammy from Covid-19, Opec+ spat; likely to stay low ahead

SINGAPORE (March 13): Crude oil prices have already taken a blow since the start of 2020. The out­break of the novel coronavirus or Cov­id-19 did not only infect more than 119,000 and kill more than 4,000, but also impeded economic activity. This led to

Oil & Gas

The dramatic rise and fall of shale oil

Most listed shale plays are down 80 to 90% from their recent highs. So what's next?
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