Not exact matches
NEW YORK (Reuters)-
Oil prices settled slightly lower
on Wednesday, as a surprise draw in U.S.
crude stockpiles triggered a rebound from session lows hit after China proposed a broad range of
tariffs on U.S. exports that fed fears of a trade war.
NEW YORK
Oil prices settled slightly lower
on Wednesday, as a surprise draw in U.S.
crude stockpiles triggered a rebound from session lows hit after China proposed a broad range of
tariffs on U.S. exports that fed fears of a trade war.
Crude oil sold off
on tariff fears but rallied back as Saudi Arabia is signaling that they are just crazy about production cuts and want an extension.
Crude oil prices got a scare
on reports that Gary Cohn, chief economic advisor to President Donald Trump, is resigning, which raised fears that the world is
on the brink of an all - out
tariff and trade war.
«Last week they told us oh don't worry; we promised we were going to reduce electricity
tariff; it's coming, we are going to reduce it drastically... look under the current circumstance, when we are shifting from hydro to thermal, and with the kind of prices
crude oil is achieving
on the international market, if anybody tells you that they are going to reduce electricity
tariff in the face of the privatisation of the ECG, and you believe them, it is up to you.