US oil production will reach all-time high in 2021, International Energy Agency report says
Oil output in the US will decline over the next two years before reaching all-time high, according to the IEA.
Oil crisis: Prices decline again after Saudi Arabia refuses to cut production
Saudi foreign minister Adel al-Jubeir dismisses Doha agreement to cut output.
Oil crisis: Iran to continue increasing production, saying freezing output would be 'illogical'
Iran's OPEC envoy says Tehran will not commit to a deal between Saudi Arabia and Russia over capping output
Oil crisis: Opec members to persuade Iran to join Saudi Arabia and Russia in freezing output
Oil ministers of Venezuela and Iraq are travelling to Tehran to discuss the issue.
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Saudi Arabia agrees to freeze oil production after emergency talks in Doha
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Oil crisis: Officials from Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela and other Opec members meeting in Doha
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Oil crisis: Investors begin to capitalise on low prices as slowdown fears are overdone
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Steel crisis: Protesters take to Brussels as EC and bosses discuss Chinese 'dumping'
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Tullow's pre-tax loss over the financial year was $1.03bn, down 37.2% from 2014's $1.64bn loss.
Steel crisis: ArcelorMittal to raise $1bn from billionaire Mittal family after massive losses
ArcelorMittal, is known in the UK for sponsoring the Orbit, in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park at Stratford.
Centrica CEO: George Osborne should cut taxes of oil producers to avoid North Sea field closures
Boss of British Gas owner said North Sea companies that want to continue would need support.
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Oil prices tumble below $30 amid global oversupply and fresh concerns over China slowdown
Brent crude and WTI fall below $30 a barrel as concerns over a slowdown in China intensify.
Davos 2016: The winners and losers from low oil prices
With gloom about sustainability of economic recovery low oil prices are a gift for Western economies.
Oil crisis: David Cameron to set up a support group for the North Sea oil industry
The group will be chaired by Oliver Letwin, minister for government policy.
Credit rating Moody's downgrade: Royal Dutch Shell, Statoil are among 120 oil stocks under review
Rating agency says decision motivated by the ongoing slump in oil prices.
Will oil hit $7 a barrel? BP's CEO Bob Dudley warns crisis equals 1986 slump
BP's CEO says oil prices will continue to decline for at least another six months but will not fall forever.
Davos 2016: Saudi Aramco IPO prompted by sense of reform to deal with 'historic time'
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil producer, is mooting an IPO of Saudi Aramco.
UK steel crisis: Trident sub-maker Sheffield Forgemasters follows Tata cutting up to 100 jobs
Forgemasters blamed the government and its handling of the steel crisis for the job cuts.
Oil price: Brent crude remains under pressure as Iran ramps up production for Europe export
Oil prices relinquish gains as Tehran aims to ramp-up oil production by 500,000 barrels per day.
Asian markets: China's Shanghai Composite Index holds up as oil slips below $30 a barrel
Shares across Asia decline to their lowest levels since late 2011.
Standard Chartered oil warning: UK bank says prices could slide to $10 a barrel
Goldman Sachs, RBS and Morgan Stanley too are ultra-bearish about oil prices.
ICBC Standard Bank buys Deutsche Bank's London gold and silver vault
The move is in line with its efforts to increase its footprint in London's bullion market.
Saudi Aramco: Kingdom-owned world's biggest oil producer confirms it is considering selling shares
Complete privatisation would make Saudi Aramco by far most valuable company in the world.
Oil prices expected to fall to $25 a barrel as Iran set to boost production
Iran is gearing up to increase production following lifting of sanctions.
Market turmoil: Saudi Arabia suffers but rock bottom oil is lesser of two evils
Riyadh will not halt record production at risk of aiding Iran and US shale.
Market turmoil: Oil tumbles to lowest level in a decade amid China meltdown
Brent and WTI prices hit 10-year lows as trading in China is halted for second time in a week.
Brent crude oil price hits 11-year low as tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran intensifies
Geopolitical tension in the Middle East and concerns over China drag price sharply down.
Sainsbury's follows Tesco, Asda and Morrisons in cutting diesel prices to below £1
The price of diesel has fallen to around two pence below the price of petrol, which is usually cheaper.
Opec predicts oil prices will recover to $70 a barrel by 2020
Cartel says 2014 levels of oil prices will not be achieved until 2040.
Investors mixed on BG merger after Shell boss Ben van Beurden announces huge job and cost cuts
Shell and BG were both among the biggest FTSE 100 risers on 23 December.
Anglo American signals second phase of 2015 commodities rout as miners dive on FTSE 100
Glencore, BHP Billiton and other commodity traders are struggling to survive because of the crisis.
Anglo American: Miner cuts 85,000 jobs as part of 'radical restructure' to strengthen position
The overhaul of the firm also includes the reduction of around 60% of its assets.
Opec meeting: Oil leaders' decision against output ceiling threatens Fed confidence
An Iran-Saudi dispute ended without any significant plans for a production limit.
Africa-China summit: Xi Jinping pledges $60bn for development - and overlooks rights abuses
Xi told the FOCAC China would help tackle three issues holding back Africa's development.
Opec meeting: Oil prices inch up from five-year low as leaders meet in Vienna to deal with crisis
Crude oil and WTI benchmarks are expected to remain under $60 in 2016.
Saudi Aramco to encourage companies like Schlumberger and Siemens to set up local facilities
Move is aimed at creating more jobs and boosting the manufacturing sector in Saudi Arabia.
UK oil and gas jobs fall at steepest rate since 2004
A survey has estimated that the overall employment in this sector fell 6% in the year to September 2015.
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