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Regional oil companies are adopting a "wait-and-see" approach to workforce numbers
China, the world’s biggest importer of oil, is expected to see demand recover to 13 million bpd during the second quarter
Gas prices have been trading in the negative in recent months
Sales of light trucks grew by 77% in April and heavier trucks by 20% in the US
US-China tensions also kept prices above $33 per barrel
Riyadh and Baghdad are Opec's two largest oil producers
Big Oil is already setting its eyes on capturing the market for high-voltage transmission lines that could change the way clean energy is accessed
Chinese demand rebounds to 90% of pre-Covid levels by the end of April
Oil major evacuated staff from an accommodation site and is currently reviewing plans following the impact of Covid-19 on Iraq's economy
The US shale revolution is far from dead, says the head of the fund's petroleum and petrochemicals division
WTI plummeted to as low as -$40 towards the expiry of the May contract last month
India saw no sales of cars in April as strict lockdown measures curtailed movement as well as spending
Supply cuts and the easing of lockdown measures are exerting upward pressure on prices
In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia – the world’s largest oil exporter – uses the Oman crude price quoted on the Dubai Mercantile Exchange
The heaviest demand destruction seen in Q1 is over says IEA as lockdown measures continue to be eased
