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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
4/1/20 Trump Diplomacy Fails to Revive Oil Prices Oil was rooted near $20 a barrel as President Donald Trump's pledge to meet with feuding producers Saudi Arabia and Russia to support the market failed to bolster prices. Oil Posts Worst Quarter Ever as Physical Market Cratered Oil posted the worst quarter on record after the coronavirus crushed demand and raised fears about overflowing storage tanks. Some Refiners Benefiting From Crude-Price Drop America's biggest fuel makers are taking advantage of low oil prices to capture profits while slowing fuel production. US LNG Giant Signaling It May Curb Production Cheniere Energy has tendered to buy six shipments for delivery to Europe later this year, rare for a company that's a seller of the fuel. Saudis Make Good on Oil Wave Promise The first wave of crude oil is already on its way toward Europe and the US. Putin, Trump Agree Sinking Oil Prices Not In Mutual Interest Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump agreed in a phone call Monday that "current oil prices aren't in the interests of our countries." Ineos Producing Sanitizer to Help Combat Virus Ineos revealed Tuesday that it has started producing one million hand sanitizers per month to help combat the coronavirus outbreak. BP Issues AGM Warning BP has outlined that it may not be possible to conduct its annual general meeting as usual this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Neptune Prepared for Prices to be Lower for Longer Neptune Energy is prepared for prices to be lower for longer, its executive chairman and founder Sam Laidlaw has revealed. Oil CEOs Back Plan to Cut Texas Output Two of the biggest drillers in America's largest oil-producing state have asked Texas regulators to consider a cut to crude output after a historic price crash.
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Commercial News 4/1/20 WSJ.com: US Business Xerox Is Ending Hostile Takeover Bid for HP Workers Return to China's Factories, but Coronavirus Hurts Global Demand Apple Commits to Paying Contractors Airlines Seeking Federal Aid Can't Share Flights Amazon Struggles to Find Its Coronavirus Footing. 'It's a Time of Great Stress.' Fed Launches New Lending Facility for Foreign Central Banks Trump Calls for New $2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill |
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