Not exact matches
In 2015,
revenue for the 500 largest global corporations dropped 11.5 % to $ 27.6 trillion, owing to
falling oil prices and in part by the surge in value of the U.S. dollar, which has stalled economic growth worldwide.
The price dive could put pressure on the federal government to the tune of $ 2.5 billion annually for the next four years, according to a
fall economic update from Ottawa, and
oil - producing provinces such as Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland are staring down
revenue and royalty losses worth billions.
Furthermore, it is relatively easy to come up with plausible scenarios where
oil prices stay flat or even
fall, usually involving some combination of a slowdown in China's economy and state - owned enterprises increasing
oil production to make up lost
revenue through increased volumes.
Legislators in a handful of
oil - rich states are struggling to do the seemingly impossible as the 2016 fiscal year draws to a close this week: balancing their budgets, as required by law, despite massive declines in
revenues due to
falling oil prices.
Since July,
oil prices have
fallen significantly, and with them the
revenue earned or expected from
oil sands projects, present and future.
Oil prices fell by another 24 % in the fourth quarter, as global supplies continued to outstrip demand, further eroding oil companies» upstream revenu
Oil prices
fell by another 24 % in the fourth quarter, as global supplies continued to outstrip demand, further eroding
oil companies» upstream revenu
oil companies» upstream
revenues.
A prolonged downturn in
oil and natural gas markets continued to ripple through New Mexico's economy over the summer and into the
fall, undermining state tax
revenues.
In a January 2011 memo, though, the Internal
Revenue Service found that oilsands crude
falls outside the law's definition of
oil.
And while some Canadian companies are finding success in clean solutions — Vancouver's Ballard Power is fresh off a record year for
revenue — others, notably in Canada's
oil patch, are at risk of
falling behind.
While
falling oil prices spurred discussion of a provincial sales tax to help plug the hole in the province's royalty
revenues, Alberta needs to consider more consequential measures.
The
falling price of
oil is squeezing Malaysia's exports: the black stuff generated around 30 percent of the country's federal
revenues two years ago.
This significant downward revision to growth in 2013 will have a major impact on government
revenues, which will be only worsened by the
fall in
oil and gas prices over the last 12 months.
The price of
oil — Russia's main export and
revenue source — has
fallen 46 percent in the past six months due to abundant supply — partly from U.S. shale
oil — and low demand growth.
Energy companies, which have had to contend with
falling oil prices, delivered more than 7 % EPS growth on a 3.5 % decline in
revenues.
«While
falling oil prices have hurt Alberta
revenues, uncontrolled spending increases over the past decade have significantly weakened the province's financial position,» study co-author Steve Lafleur said in a news release.
Revenue fell 1.3 percent to $ 31.68 billion, weighed by a 16 percent slump in its segment supplying equipment and services to
oil and gas customers, which has been hurt by weak crude prices.
Experts warn that the Canadian dollar will remain weak over the coming months, with
oil prices going down and
revenues falling.
General Electric on Friday delivered quarterly earnings that surpassed analysts» expectations, as its businesses producing jet engines and power turbines offset declines in its
oil and gas segment, but
revenue fell short of estimates.
Falling oil prices around the world have meant that Canada must diversify its
revenue sources and take advantage of other economic opportunities.
Shares of Chevron
fell on Friday even as the
oil major beat Wall Street's expectations on the top and bottom line and as profits and
revenues jumped from a year ago.
Africa's largest economy, which relies on crude sales for around 70 percent of government
revenues, has been hammered by the more than 50 percent
fall in
oil prices since June last year.
Oil revenues have
fallen, and Yemen will soon be a net importer.
The two sub-saharan African countries are the latest in what may become a long line of
oil - exporting countries to seek financial assistance to help stem growing deficits as
falling crude prices crush
revenues.
Africa's biggest economy and top
oil producer is reeling from the
fall in crude
revenues, the source of 95 percent of foreign earnings, which has led to the naira hitting record lows on the parallel market amid dwindling foreign exchange reserves.
But now the country has been running short of dollars as
oil revenues have
fallen along with the price of crude, pushing the economy into its first recession in a quarter of a century.
This implies that expected national
revenue from
oil will
fall.
Nigeria has to return to the pre-
oil economy, sources of
revenue during the pre-
oil era must be revisited to revitalize our economy in the face of
falling oil prices in the global market.
«The payment was to be from
revenue flows from crude
oil which is sold on the international market at bench mark prices but crude
oil prices
fell and that source of financing the loan became inadequate... So we had indicated that once the processes start, there could be other source of financing repayment for the facility.
While commending the Federal Government for towing the line of Lagos State in making efforts to increase its Internally Generated
Revenue, Ambode emphasised that the most important lesson that must be learnt from the
fallen oil prices is the need to diversify our economy by looking inward.
And lower
revenue growth reflects a
falling oil / petrol price — fuel still comprises 80 % of
revenue & is completely driven by
oil prices, so total
revenue isn't all that reliable / relevant a metric.
So all reasonning on the premisse that
oil revenues have declined
falls apart.
¶ Responding to
falling oil industry
revenues, the government of Algeria unveiled a suite of new programs meant to improve the country's financial situation, including a solar PV facility build = out, and energy efficiency programs, and incentives to convert their vehicles to run on liquefied petroleum gas rather than petrol / gasoline or diesel.
However, on the other hand, with the
oil prices and government
revenues in free
fall, will governments remain interested by investing to improve access to data?
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The
fall in
oil prices means that they have to find the
revenue to bankroll their states.