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Oil shocks as futures hit new record

Oil futures prices advanced to a new high yesterday as a strike began in Nigeria, Africa’s largest exporter of crude, exacerbating global supply concerns at a time of strong demand and reduced output in the hurricane-ravaged Gulf of Mexico.

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Oil firms not to increase drilling

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Group venture finds Russian oil

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Oil group agrees to pay settlement

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BP oil reserves overestimated

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Shell plans $2bn stock buyback

Fire at Royal Dutch/Shell LA plant contained

Royal Dutch/Shell Group said fires that broke out at its refinery in Los Angeles were immediately contained and did not create any disruptions in operations.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2004

Royal Dutch/Shell in talks with Libyan company

Royal Dutch/Shell Group said it is actively in talks with the National Oil Company of Libya (NOC) for possible alliance in Tripoli's oil and gas sector.

Wed, 24 Mar, 2004

BP profits rise 42% after oil and gas increases

EUROPE’S second-largest oil company BP’s Plc reported profit rose 42% because of higher oil and natural gas prices and said it may spend $2.3 billion to cover pension liabilities.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2003

Oil supplies tighten, pushing prices higher for third time in four sessions

CRUDE oil rose for the third time in four sessions as war in Iraq and civil strife in Nigeria limit shipments from the countries, which normally produce about 6% of the world’s oil.

Fri, 28 Mar, 2003

Australia LNG sees CNOOC gas deal as positive step

Australia LNG said the 25-year contract won by its North West Shelf (NWS) Venture from China National Offshore Oil Corp to supply 3 million tonnes a year of LNG to a terminal being built in Guangdong could be the first step in a wider energy alliance between the two countries.

Sun, 11 Aug, 2002

Shell to invest $400m in Asia

PETROCHEMICALS giant Shell Chemicals said on Friday over 50 percent of its $800 million annual capital expenditure would go to projects in Asia in the next five years, with China and Singapore at the top of the list.

Mon, 05 Aug, 2002