Saudi says $100 per barrel great price for oil The Guardian ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia sees $100 per barrel as a great price for crude, Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Sunday. International Brent crude settled at $112.26 on Friday. The price is well off a peak of over $128 in March, but traded mostly above $100 since early 2011. Tha...
New US battle strategy against Iran in US movements and Israeli drill Pakalert Press Share | Debka | A series of apparently unconnected military movements observed in Middle East seas and skies in the last tendays have a common factor: introduction of the new US Air Sea Battle (ASB) doctrine, which is designed to make the most of t...
Markets Live: Shares in late jump Canberra Times | Shares end higher after some late buying, but investors remain cautious amid political turmoil in Greece and more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 4.15pm: Among the sectors, financials gained 0.4 per cent, ...
Markets Live: Banks drive shares higher Canberra Times | Shares end higher after some late buying, but investors remain cautious amid political turmoil in Greece and more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 4.21pm: Here's how some of the blue chips performed: BHP: +...
Markets Live: Shares tread water as dollar drops Canberra Times | Shares tread water, as the political turmoil in Greece continues and amid more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 12.51pm: Talking about Greece's looming exit: Paul Krugman's latest blog has caused quite a st...
Markets Live: Shares tread water; dollar below parity Canberra Times | Shares tread water, as the political turmoil in Greece continues and amid more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 12.29pm: The dollar dropped as low as 99.96 US cents before recovering a little to currently t...
Markets Live: Shares tread water Canberra Times | Shares tread water, as the political turmoil in Greece continues and amid more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers just above parity. | 12.12pm: After the last rate cut, and ahead of an expected further 75bp in reductions, eco...
Crude Settles at Fresh 2012 Low On Greece Worries Rig Zone | Crude-oil futures fell 1.4% Monday to a fresh 2012 low below $95 a barrel amid mounting worries about the state of Greece's economy and rising global oil supplies. | Coalition leaders in Greece were working to piece together a deal aimed at avoidin...
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Saudi Says $100 Per Barrel Great Price for Oil CNBC | Top crude exporter Saudi Arabia wants an oil price of around $100 a barrel and would like to see global inventories rise before demand picks up in the second half of the year, Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Sunday. | AP | ...
Markets Live: Shares in late jump Canberra Times | Shares end higher after some late buying, but investors remain cautious amid political turmoil in Greece and more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 4.15pm: Among the sectors, financials gained 0.4 per cent, ...
Markets Live: Banks drive shares higher Canberra Times | Shares end higher after some late buying, but investors remain cautious amid political turmoil in Greece and more signs of slowing growth in China, while the dollar hovers around parity. | 4.21pm: Here's how some of the blue chips performed: BHP: +...
Yemen's hidden war with al-Qaeda BBC News Since 12 May fierce fighting has been raging in southern Yemen between government forces, backed by US advisers, and Islamist militants allied to al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). | More than 130 people have reportedly been killed. | Largely unseen by the rest of the world, artillery shells are crashing into mountainsides, gunmen are blazin...
