The 10 - K report mentions the new joint venture with Rosneft and talks about this massive
Russia oil deal this way:
Not exact matches
When the news broke late on Wednesday in Moscow, Russian and western media trumpeted it as the energy
deal of the year: Glencore (glncy), the world's biggest commodities house, and the Qatar Investment Authority had agreed to buy a 19.5 % stake in Rosneft,
Russia's national
oil champion, for 10.5 billion euros ($ 11.1 billion).
Exxon (xom) under Tillerson continued a strategy of his predecessors, signing
deals in remote,
oil - rich regions including
Russia, which Trump has touted as a sign of the executive's global connections which would serve him well in the top U.S. diplomatic role.
The
deal to cut
oil output by 1.8 million barrels a day was adopted last winter by the 14 - member OPEC cartel,
Russia and nine other global producers.
However, one thing is certain: with
oil up over 4 % today, following yesterday's 9 % gain, the head of the world's largest
oil exporter - having masterminded the Vienna
deal at a time when both OPEC and
Russia are pumping record amounts of
oil - is smiling.
Russia reaffirmed its pledge to an alliance with OPEC, despite two months of breaching its target under a global
oil - output
deal.
Russia's
oil production held onto an 11 - month high in April, flat compared to March and above its quota under the OPEC / non-OPEC
deal for a second consecutive month, according to data Continue Reading
PDVSA could be forced to send more
oil to
Russia, or agree to more favorable upstream
deals to Rosneft.
Oil was firmer most of the night (WTI to $ 68.66), until a tweet from Trump saying oil prices were «artificially high» along with news that Russia said it might not stay committed to the OPEC deal until the end knocked it lower ($ 67.6
Oil was firmer most of the night (WTI to $ 68.66), until a tweet from Trump saying
oil prices were «artificially high» along with news that Russia said it might not stay committed to the OPEC deal until the end knocked it lower ($ 67.6
oil prices were «artificially high» along with news that
Russia said it might not stay committed to the OPEC
deal until the end knocked it lower ($ 67.62).
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak is on board saying that
Russia was committed to a
deal on cutting
oil supplies until the end of 2018, no matter what.
Russia could pull out of the OPEC
oil production cut
deal before the end of 2018 — or right after — as it has no obligation to stick with it, Iran's Energy Minister, Bijan Continue Reading
OPEC's ministerial committee tasked with monitoring a
deal with non-OPEC countries led by
Russia to curb
oil output by 1.8 million barrels per day until the end of this year Continue Reading
Russia signed a major
oil export
deal with China in 2009, agreeing to supply 15 million tonnes per annum through the East Siberia — Pacific Ocean pipeline.
The venerable
oil and gas giant lost its AAA rating from Standard and Poor in April 2016, which thought a symbolic loss (it shared the rating with Microsoft and Johnson & Johnson) indicated the damage wrought by years of low prices and some pretty terrible luck, notably Tillerson's lost $ 500 billion
deal in
Russia as the result of Western sanctions.
Arguing that OPEC «has not failed at all» in its attempt to drive
oil prices up, Oreshkin said that the price of
oil is now much higher than it was this time last year, before the cartel and 11 non-OPEC producers led by
Russia struck the initial output cut
deal.
The 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers - the US, Russia, China, the UK, France and Germany - lifted international sanctions on Iran's economy, including those on oil, trade and banking sectors.
OPEC and
Russia are already achieving what they intended to achieve with the
deal — a decline in crude
oil inventory levels around the globe, the minister said.
The crude
oil production cut
deal that OPEC,
Russia, and several other producers agreed to late last year could get yet another extension.
The OPEC / non-OPEC
deal is working, and the current underlying key assumption of
Russia's economic policies —
oil prices at US$ 40 — can allow it to live forever at that price or below,
Russia's Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin told Bloomberg in an interview on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Thursday.
More than a month after shocking the market by saying that
Russia was ready to join OPEC's efforts to reduce global
oil supply, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country was ready to freeze production at «today's level», injecting more optimism that OPEC and non-OPEC producers might really pull off a
deal.
The hedge funds also expressed concern that OPEC and
Russia won't continue cutting
oil production to keep prices high after the current
deal expires at the end of the year.
most the arguments against this
deal I've heard say
Russia is actually OK with this
deal because they plan to be one of the buyers of the Iranian
oil.
The U.K. - based
oil company, BP, PLC, has signed a $ 17 - billion exploration
deal with
Russia in the hopes of replacing the declining output of its current fields in the North Sea.
A new
deal between OPEC,
Russia and other big
oil producers to limit output through the end of 2018 should help support current crude prices.
In February, ExxonMobil and Rosneft (
Russia's state - run
oil company) agreed to expand the
deal they made in 2011 to drill for
oil in the Russian Arctic.
Lambasted as a «carve - up «
deal by critics for barring several nations and environmental groups from participating, the U.S., Norway,
Russia, Denmark and Canada agreed to abide by the 1982 Law of the Sea in managing the region's vast
oil and gas reserves.
Reuters MOSCOW
Russia should start exiting a global
deal to cut
oil output if crude prices remain at $ 70 per barrel for more than six months, Lukoil chief executive Vagit Alekperov said on Friday as he unveiled a $ 2 - 3..