The price of oil is steadily advancing towards $100 a barrel, a mark it hasn’t hit in nearly a year, presenting fresh inflationary challenges for monetary authorities.
The price of oil is steadily advancing towards $100 a barrel, a mark it hasn’t hit in nearly a year, presenting fresh inflationary challenges for monetary authorities.
The FTSE 100 is poised to benefit today due to another uptick in oil prices, which are inching closer to the $100/barrel mark.
Brent crude has surpassed $92 a barrel for the first time this year, influenced by supply reductions from Saudi Arabia and Russia.
US oil climbed above $85 a barrel leading into the weekend for the first time since November as supply cuts tighten West Texas Intermediate has risen 2pc.
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BP PLC (LSE: BP.) has reported an increase in first-quarter profit, reflecting strong oil and gas trading. The oil major stated that its underlying replacement cost profit for the first
According to The Times, BP is currently facing a revolt from shareholders who are seeking to remove Helge Lund from his position as chairman due to the company’s decision to
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE: HBR) and BP PLC (LSE: BP.) have partnered to develop the Viking carbon capture transportation and storage (CCS) project in the Humber region.
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