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SINGAPORE (April 9): Burning more fossil fuel hurts the environment, but with crude oil prices staying way below the historical peak, the lure of basic economics has stymied the pace in which renewable energy is used as an alternative.
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
Despite an uptick in crude oil prices in 2019, a recovery in oil exploration and production activity was somewhat limited. This inevitably prolonged the downturn in the oil services industry, which has seen a glut of rigs and offshore
SINGAPORE (Dec 20): Saudi Arabian Oil Co (Saudi Aramco), the kingdom’s national oil corporation (NOC) and world’s biggest oil producer, had a positive debut on the Tadawul exchange. Its shares have gone up 19% from its IPO price of SAR32, closing at S