Oil prices rise amid strong factory activity and Middle East tensions
Oil prices rise on factory performance in China and Middle East tensions. Analysts eye upcoming OPEC+ meeting for impact on market stability and prices.
Oil prices rise on factory performance in China and Middle East tensions. Analysts eye upcoming OPEC+ meeting for impact on market stability and prices.
Oil prices maintained a steady trajectory on Wednesday as global markets responded to a newly brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and looked ahead to an important OPEC+ meeting scheduled
Challenger Energy has initiated the reprocessing of legacy 3D seismic data for the AREA OFF-3 offshore block in Uruguay, with the project expected to conclude by the second quarter of
Challenger Energy Group PLC has completed a significant transaction, selling a 60 percent stake in Uruguay’s offshore AREA OFF-1 block to Chevron Corporation for $12.5 million in cash. Located in
Challenger Energy Group (CEG) has finalised the sale of a majority stake in an offshore exploration block, AREA OFF-1, located off Uruguay’s coast. This transaction grants Chevron Uruguay Exploration, a
Crude oil prices began the week on an upward trend, with an increase of over $1 per barrel. This rise followed news that OPEC+ had decided to postpone its planned
Oil prices experienced a notable increase on Friday, climbing more than 2% following reports that Iran was planning a retaliatory strike on Israel from Iraq in the near future. This
Challenger Energy has successfully completed the transfer of a 60% stake in the offshore AREA OFF-1 block in Uruguay to Chevron’s subsidiary, Chevron Mexico Finance LLC, Sucursal Uruguay. This transaction
Challenger Energy Group plc (LON:CEG) Chief Executive Officer Eytan Uliel caught up with DirectorsTalk for an exclusive interview to discuss the transformational deal with Chevron, appointing Stifle as a broker,
Oil prices inched upwards during Monday’s Asian trading session after a steep decline of over 7% the previous week. The sharp drop was largely attributed to concerns over declining demand