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Oil
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How to seek refuge from oil price spikes
Investors warned of the implications of rising oil prices
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How much will oil price drop hit the Middle East wealth market
Competition ‘is likely to increase’ for firms as number of expats in region could decline
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Oil, oil everywhere – but not a place to put it
Will the current glut stem the tide or are producers focusing on future prices?
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The Trump effect on oil prices as Iran deal concludes
Consumers in India have been hit hard, though its government has cut tax rates on petrol and diesel
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Cashed up energy stocks likely to offer good value
Oil price recovery and past investment set to boost returns.
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Global plastics purge to hit oil investors
Ecowarriors could have double the reason to celebrate the global push to eradicate plastics after Legal & General Investment Management highlighted the negative impact lower demand will have on the oil and petrochemical sectors.
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Oil giants offside with investors worth $10trn
Climate change has landed major oil companies oil offside with a number of investors representing $10.4trn (£7.7bn, €8.8trn) worth of assets ahead of their annual general meetings (AGMs) over the next couple of weeks.
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Ashburton’s Robinson sees supply tightening in oil market
Massive cuts in oil industry capital expenditure has set the stage for a drop in inventories over coming months, leading to upward price pressure in 2018, says Richard Robinson, investment manager, Ashburton Investments.
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Oil prices slump but experts see rise to $60 before year end
Oil prices could rise in the months ahead and the price fall seen in the wake of OPEC’s Vienna meeting last week may be a buying opportunity, experts have said.
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ANALYSIS: Is now the time to go overweight oil majors?
The first quarter has proved lucrative for the gargantuan oil companies of Exxon, Chevron and BP. But are their fortunes purely macro-driven or are there other reasons for investors to reconsider the sector?
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Value beats volume for commodities companies, says Investec
Instead of focusing on growth, the commodity and resources sector now stresses profitability, said Investec’s Tom Nelson.