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Oil's Nationalization & Geo-Political Turbulence |
CNBC
Sep 17
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CNBC's John Harwood reports on a Romney video that has surfaced; and discussing the mysterious moves in crude oil prices today, and whether the White House is playing oil politics ahead of November's elections, with James Pethokoukis, American...
CNBC
Mar 23
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Discussing the future of the global oil market, with John Kingston, Platts global director of news.
Wall Street Sector Selector
Mar 10
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A delegation from the International Energy Agency spent two days in Baghdad speaking with high-ranking officials in preparation for an end-of-year report on the country's oil sector.
FX Street
Mar 9
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A delegation from the International Energy Agency spent two days in Baghdad speaking with...
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Forbes
Jan 23
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Amid a string of top management reshufflings, state-owned oil giant Petrobras announced CEO Sergio Gabrielli will step down as of February 9, when the board will formally appoint current Gas & Energy director Maria das Graças Silva Foster to...
CNBC
May 17
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CNBC's John Harwood reports on current proposals circulating in Congress to tax big oil companies.
Merrill over Matter
May 16
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Yesterday President Obama announced new measures to increase drilling. From Reuters
U.S. President Barack Obama, under pressure from Republicans and the public to bring down gasoline prices, announced new measures on Saturday to expand...
CNBC
Mar 12
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Weighing in on President Obama's statement on oil prices and whether now is the time to drill, with Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal editorial board and Robert Reich, former Labor Secretary.
The Economic Times
Mar 7
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Markets dropped with rate sensitive sectors contributing the most to the losses, hit by political worries on domestic front and surging crude oil prices.
Commodity Online
Oct 29
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Oil politics have changed dramatically with the rise of major producers and exporters outside OPEC increasing the risk of violence among nations that export or consume large quantities of crude oil
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Geo-political turbulence, and in particular the prospect of "energy nationalism" among top producing oil and gas countries, can introduce significant risk and opportunity for investors. The tables to the left, compiled from EIA and Transparency International data, demonstrate the real risk that the world runs every day it keeps pumping oil and gas. The rank is awarded by Transparency International for the country's "perceived corruption", where a rank of "1" indicates the world's least corrupt country (Finland, by the way), and a rank of "163" indicates the world's most corrupt country (Haiti, which unfortunately has limited natural resources on top of it's corruption problem).
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