Kuwait Petroleum Corp. (KPC) intends to invest about 10 billion Kuwaiti dinars ($33 billion) over five years to increase oil production. According to CEO Sheikh Nawaf Al-Sabah, the company plans not only to maintain the current capacity, but also to significantly increase it in accordance with strategic goals.According to Nawaf, Kuwait's forecast for stable oil demand until the middle of the century coincides with the expectations of such major market players as TotalEnergies SE and Vitol Group.... Read More
In 2023, Chinese exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted record investments of $83.3 billion, which... Read More
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The World Bank has recognized Russia as a high-income country. In the report for the period from... Read More
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The companies that left Russia replenished the budget of the Russian Federation by 84 billion... Read More
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The Central Bank of Sweden (Riksbank) kept its key interest rate at 3.75% per annum at its meeting... Read More
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Before the elections in the UK, which will be held on July 4, the pound strengthened on... Read More
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According to foreign trade statistics, the supply of petroleum products from the United States to... Read More
The European Union is reducing political contacts with Georgia because of the law on foreign... Read More
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As part of the 14th package of anti-Russian sanctions, the European Union banned its companies... Read More
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Following the example of the United States and the EU, Canada plans to impose high tariffs on... Read More
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