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Russia Emerges As India's Top Oil Supplier In November, Replaces Iraq
Russia has for the first time emerged as top oil supplier to India replacing Iraq as refiners last month.
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Oil Falls By Over $3 As Inflation Fear Looms, Iraq Exports
Oil prices fell by more than $3 a barrel on Tuesday on fears that an inflation-induced weakening of global economies would soften fuel demand, and as Iraqi crude exports have been unaffected by clashes.
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US Becomes India's Second Biggest Oil Supplier, Saudi Plunges Fourth Spot: Report
Iraq continued to be the top oil seller to India despite a 23 per cent decline in purchases to a five-month low of 867,500 bpd, the data showed.
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Immigration Lawyers Warn Of More US Visa Delays And Denials
Immigration advocates say that the beefed-up vetting is bound to add to already-lengthy backlogs of applicants.
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Iran Overtakes Saudi Arabia As Top Oil Supplier To India
Iran used to be India's second-biggest oil supplier, a position it ceded to Iraq after tough Western sanctions over its nuclear development programme limited Tehran's exports and access to finance.
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United Nations Says To Help Iraq Tackle Rampant Corruption
A United Nations agency said on today it would help Iraq to tackle endemic graft that is eroding its economy and institutions as Baghdad struggles to defeat ISIS terrorists.
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India Has Trade Deficit With China, 26 Other Countries For Last 3 Years
India has a trade deficit with as many as 27 major countries, including China, Australia, Iraq and Iran, for the last three years.
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John Kerry Visits Iraq, Showing Support For Embattled PM
US Secretary of State John Kerry visited Iraq today to show support for its prime minister who is grappling with a political crisis, a collapsing economy and a fight to retake ground from Islamic State militants.
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Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan Puts Syria, Iraq on G20 Leaders' Agenda
Turkey wants world leaders to discuss the conflicts in Syria and Iraq at a G20 summit this weekend and is ready to take "stronger steps" in the region following its general election, President Tayyip Erdogan said today.
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Iraq Reform Process 'Will Not Be Easy': Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi
Implementing reforms to curb graft and streamline the government "will not be easy," and corrupt people will fight to hold back change, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said today.
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India May See Current Account Surplus after 7 Years: Nomura
Driven by a supply glut on the back of massive pumping out of shale gas by the US and supply increase by Iraq, Iran and also Russia, the oil prices have been falling drastically.
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Brent Falls Below $52 as Oil Hits New 5-1/2 Year Lows
A slew of factors was keeping up the downward pressure on prices, analysts said, pointing to concerns about the Greek economy, high oil output from Russia, Iraq and the United States, and a stronger dollar.
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Brent Drops Below $100 as Ample Supply Weighs
Continued output from strife-torn countries such as Iraq and Libya and the shale oil boom in the United States have lessened supply side risks, while slowing growth in western economies and China have raised demand concerns, said Tetsu Emori, a commodity fund manager at Japan's Astmax Co Ltd.
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Brent Slips But Holds Above $100 on OPEC Output Cut Hopes
Continued output from strife-torn countries such as Iraq and Libya and the shale oil boom in the United States have lessened supply side risks, while slowing growth in western economies and China have raised demand concerns, said Tetsu Emori, a commodity fund manager at Japan's Astmax Co Ltd.
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Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
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Russia Emerges As India's Top Oil Supplier In November, Replaces Iraq
Russia has for the first time emerged as top oil supplier to India replacing Iraq as refiners last month.
-
Oil Falls By Over $3 As Inflation Fear Looms, Iraq Exports
Oil prices fell by more than $3 a barrel on Tuesday on fears that an inflation-induced weakening of global economies would soften fuel demand, and as Iraqi crude exports have been unaffected by clashes.
-
US Becomes India's Second Biggest Oil Supplier, Saudi Plunges Fourth Spot: Report
Iraq continued to be the top oil seller to India despite a 23 per cent decline in purchases to a five-month low of 867,500 bpd, the data showed.
-
Immigration Lawyers Warn Of More US Visa Delays And Denials
Immigration advocates say that the beefed-up vetting is bound to add to already-lengthy backlogs of applicants.
-
Iran Overtakes Saudi Arabia As Top Oil Supplier To India
Iran used to be India's second-biggest oil supplier, a position it ceded to Iraq after tough Western sanctions over its nuclear development programme limited Tehran's exports and access to finance.
-
United Nations Says To Help Iraq Tackle Rampant Corruption
A United Nations agency said on today it would help Iraq to tackle endemic graft that is eroding its economy and institutions as Baghdad struggles to defeat ISIS terrorists.
-
India Has Trade Deficit With China, 26 Other Countries For Last 3 Years
India has a trade deficit with as many as 27 major countries, including China, Australia, Iraq and Iran, for the last three years.
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John Kerry Visits Iraq, Showing Support For Embattled PM
US Secretary of State John Kerry visited Iraq today to show support for its prime minister who is grappling with a political crisis, a collapsing economy and a fight to retake ground from Islamic State militants.
-
Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan Puts Syria, Iraq on G20 Leaders' Agenda
Turkey wants world leaders to discuss the conflicts in Syria and Iraq at a G20 summit this weekend and is ready to take "stronger steps" in the region following its general election, President Tayyip Erdogan said today.
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Iraq Reform Process 'Will Not Be Easy': Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi
Implementing reforms to curb graft and streamline the government "will not be easy," and corrupt people will fight to hold back change, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said today.
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India May See Current Account Surplus after 7 Years: Nomura
Driven by a supply glut on the back of massive pumping out of shale gas by the US and supply increase by Iraq, Iran and also Russia, the oil prices have been falling drastically.
-
Brent Falls Below $52 as Oil Hits New 5-1/2 Year Lows
A slew of factors was keeping up the downward pressure on prices, analysts said, pointing to concerns about the Greek economy, high oil output from Russia, Iraq and the United States, and a stronger dollar.
-
Brent Drops Below $100 as Ample Supply Weighs
Continued output from strife-torn countries such as Iraq and Libya and the shale oil boom in the United States have lessened supply side risks, while slowing growth in western economies and China have raised demand concerns, said Tetsu Emori, a commodity fund manager at Japan's Astmax Co Ltd.
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Brent Slips But Holds Above $100 on OPEC Output Cut Hopes
Continued output from strife-torn countries such as Iraq and Libya and the shale oil boom in the United States have lessened supply side risks, while slowing growth in western economies and China have raised demand concerns, said Tetsu Emori, a commodity fund manager at Japan's Astmax Co Ltd.
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Still Awash With Cash, World Economies Take Turn for The Worse
In a world preoccupied by geopolitical crises - from Ukraine, Iraq and Gaza to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the global economy has taken something of a back seat. But there are increasing signs it is in trouble despite being awash with cash from record low interest rates.
