CNBCAsia markets: US-China trade, oil, currencies in focus - CNBC.comCNBCThe mainland China markets, which have been closely watched by investors because of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, saw losses on the day with the ...and more » Read …
CNBCAsian stocks mostly in negative territory as oil prices slip furtherCNBCStocks in Asia were trading in largely negative territory in the morning as oil prices staged a partial recovery. In the Greater China region, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index fell …
Financial TimesOil price slide slows in Asia after plunge on demand fearsFinancial TimesAsia-Pacific stocks diverged, though energy stocks declined across the board following the sharp falls for oil. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index dropped 0.3 per cent, …
CNBCEnergy shares in Asia climb as oil prices hold onto gains following US inventory declineCNBCOil-related stocks in Asia traded higher on Friday as oil prices recorded slight gains after touching two-week highs in the previous session. Those gains in oil …
USA TODAYWhat Trump's pro-drilling stance means for oil, gas industryUSA TODAYThe election of Donald Trump as president raises the hopes of oil and natural gas producers, thanks to his full-throated support for the removal of regulations that many say …
Phys.OrgOil taking on green sheenPhys.OrgWith the price of crude in the doldrums, "the priority for oil companies is creating value" said Jerome Sabathier, head of the economics department at IFPEN, a French government body that supports research …
Wall Street JournalChina Oil Companies' Push Into US Faces Uncertainty With Trump VictoryWall Street JournalBEIJING—China's beleaguered oil sector could face fresh challenges following Donald Trump's election as president, with some in the indu …
Wall Street JournalChina Oil Companies' Push Into U.S. Faces Uncertainty With Trump ...Wall Street JournalChina's beleaguered oil sector could face fresh challenges following Donald Trump's election as president, with some in the industry warni …
New Straits Times OnlineIt makes sense to remove cooking oil subsidyNew Straits Times OnlineThe latest removal of the subsidy for cooking oil is reminiscent of the 1980 hit song by the band Queen, Another One Bites the Dust. It comes in the wake of the rem …
Saudi Arabia's Oil War Gained It 1% Market Share – Which It Is About To LoseOilPrice.comSaudi Arabia has wielded immense power over both the oil producers and consumers based on its proven oil reserves. It not only has the second largest proven oil res …