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Rare voice calls bottom for Nigeria
Naira now ‘below fair value’ despite recession, raging inflation and severe dollar shortage
UK housebuilders hit by mortgages dip
FTSE jumps in response to Opec’s first production cut in 8 years
Commodity sector rally set to be extended
Supply/demand fundamentals may prove more supportive of prices
Opec to curb output in first deal since 2008
Crude prices steady after ministers reach accord on production curbs
Opec output cut a boon for US shale sector
The higher prices rises, the more rigs can be put back to work, writes Ed Crooks
Turnround starts at scandal-hit Petrobras
New chief begins gargantuan task of reviving oil group by cutting its vast debts
BP’s Australia drilling plans delayed
Authorities request more information on plans to drill in marine park
UK oil output up but exploration slumps
Industry chiefs warn North Sea production risks more big declines
Global oil inventories: bearish or bullish?
While historically bearish in OECD countries, hefty inventories in EMs are a bullish signal for oil
‘Africa rising’ narrative is hit by recession realities
Young Nigerians turn to ‘value’ brands to make ends meet
Oil price fall is main reason for tough times in Nigeria
The country’s status as Africa’s largest economy is under threat
Valuing (worthless) Venezuelan oil bonds
John Dizard asks if the bonds issued by PDVSA are intrinsically worth a lot or nothing at all
Angola oil revamp tests Trafigura ties
Country restricts spending and forges ties with rival trading houses
Energy sector is called to account
Regulatory probes signal why reforms are needed on reporting standards
Maersk break-up will hang on family ties
Despite shipping woes, the Danish group will take long-term view
Rosneft: Siberian spring
New drilling in Soviet-era brownfields makes it unlikely that Russia will help ease the global glut
US petrol stocks drop on Colonial outage
Pipeline supplying US east coast with petrol forces drawdown
Petrobras cuts investment by a quarter
Brazil’s debt-laden oil group to invest $74.1bn between 2017-2021
Exxon: drilling for earnings
New York attorney-general’s investigation of asset values is a fuss about not much
Oil rises on hopes for output deal
Growing glut gives urgency to producer talks in Algeria next week
Oil gains on hopes of output freeze deal
Venezuela says big producers close to agreement
Energy: untapped potential
Despite vast reserves of shale oil and gas and huge scope to produce renewable power, the country’s energy market is beset with patchy supply and low capacity
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