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US Oil Turns Its Back On The Permian As Prices Crash
Amid crashing oil prices, oil firms are rushing to cut budgets and exposure to the most prolific shale basin in the United States, the Permian, yet industry bodies expect the shale patch to survive the oil price war and the oil price collapse despite the short-term pain.
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With Iran Ravaged by Virus, U.S. Pressured to Ease Sanctions
“U.S. sanctions are not preventing aid from getting to Iran,” Brian Hook, the State Department’s point person on Iran issues, said in an interview. “The ayatollah has vast resources at his personal disposal. We have broad exemptions that allow for the sale of medicines and medical devices by U.S. persons or from the United States to Iran.”
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Pompeo arrives in Kabul amid impasse over Taliban prisoner exchange
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo flew into Kabul on Monday amid an impasse between the Afghan government and the Taliban over a proposed prisoner exchange. Pompeo made the unannounced trip to Kabul even as senior U.S. officials have dramatically scaled back most international travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Saudi Arabia CDS climb to record high, Russia, South Africa at multi-year peaks
Saudi Arabia, which started an oil price war over a failure to agree a production cut with Russia, saw its five-year CDS soar to a record high of 233 basis points, up from 198 bps at Friday’s close, IHS Markit data showed. Russia’s CDS added 35 bps to 301 bps, the highest in four years.
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SoftBank plans $41 billion of asset sales to expand buyback and cut debt
SoftBank Group Corp (9984.T) plans to raise as much as $41 billion to buy back shares and reduce debt in an unprecedented move to restore investor confidence as a financial market rout pummels its shares and its portfolio companies.
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U.S. to send envoy to Saudi Arabia; Texas suggests oil output cuts
The Trump administration plans to send a special energy envoy to Saudi Arabia to work with the kingdom on stabilizing the global oil market, officials said on Friday, as the U.S. scrambles to deal with a price crash so deep that regulators in Texas considered curbing production there for the first time in nearly 50 years.
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Saudi Aramco vows stable oil supplies even as borders, transit routes shut
"We have been carrying out continuous preventive plans in all our business areas, in addition to detailed emergency plans and leading medical support services, in order to reduce risks, ensure the best possible care and curb COVID-19 infection," he said.
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Saudi Arabia expects wider deficit in 2020 due to low oil price, coronavirus
Saudi Arabia’s budget deficit in 2020 could expand to as much as 9 percent of its GDP due to plunging oil prices and losses to businesses as a result of the coronavirus, the kingdom's finance minister said. In a news broadcast on Saudi state TV, Mohammed al-Jadaan said that the government has a contingency plan in place and flexibility due to spending cuts, borrowing and tapping reserves
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Saudi Arabia: Tax relief measures, coronavirus
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced measures targeted specifically to provide relief for taxpayers by easing tax return filing and tax payment requirements for a limited time in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Turkey, Israel Virus Cases Near 1,000
Countries across the Middle East also imposed new restrictions on movement of people, shut public places and rolled out measures to protect businesses. In Iran, the number of deaths reached 1,685, with total number of cases at 21,638.
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