WTI (Apr) $76.66 -92c, Brent (May) $82.66 -63c, Diff -$6.00 +29c.
WTI (Apr) $76.66 -92c, Brent (May) $82.66 -63c, Diff -$6.00 +29c.
According to reports, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is considering leaving the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), a move that could result in an increase in production and
San Leon Energy
WTI (Feb) $78.39 +98c, Brent (Mar) $84.03 +$1.36, Diff -$5.64 +38c.
WTI (Feb) $78.39 +98c, Brent (Mar) $84.03 +$1.36, Diff -$5.64 +38c.
WTI (Jan) $74.29 -$1.82, Brent (Feb) $79.04 -$2.17, Diff -$4.75 -35c.
WTI (Jan) $77.24 +96c, Brent (Jan) $83.19 -44c, Diff -$5.95 -$1.40.
So, the Autumn Statement arrived, and we have all to pay the higher taxes we apparently wanted: either because this is the only way to reassure the financial markets after
WTI (Dec) $81.64 -$3.95, Brent (Jan) $89.78 -$3.08, Diff -$8.14 +87c.
The AIM market’s major risers and falls over the past week.
Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most followed small caps on the London stock market. Today’s selection of charts is FTSE 100, Aurrigo International, Eco Atlantic