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Demand for jet fuel, which typically accounts for 8 to 10% of global oil supply has had 'an immediate demand impact'
Crude has lost more than 60% of its value from recent highs in January
High-cost shale producers 'are in trouble' if prices remain low, says analyst
The commodity is teetering close to the $28.94 level seen in January 2016
Brent is nearing the sub-$30 price level last seen in January 2016 which prompted the formation of the recently-dissolved Opec+ alliance
The company said it could maintain a dividend payment of at least $75bn in 2020 for five years
A capacity decline brought on by production increase is likely to be short-lived according to analysts
US stocks plunged more than 7 per cent following the US announcement and the World Health Organisation declaring the coronavirus a pandemic
The group forecast further revisions, saying downward risks outweighed positive indicators for the rest of the year
Aramco is expected to increase output capacity to 13 million bpd while Adnoc said it will accelerate its planned 5m bpd capacity target
The world's largest oil exporter is looking to claw back market share following the collapse of the Opec+ deal
The latest price crash has echoes of the 2016 price collapse, when oil fell below $30 prompting the formation of a Saudi-Russian alliance
While Russia can bear the brunt of a $40 price level, its economy cannot sustain itself if prices average in the $20 range, say analysts
The move mirrors similar pricing changes made by Saudi Aramco, which slashed prices on Sunday
China, the world's largest importer of oil, accounts for 80% of global oil demand, according to the agency
