Oil prices rebound after hitting lowest since 2021
Oil prices rebounded and rose over 1% on Monday after diving to their lowest levels in 15 months as the market worried that risks in the global banking sector could spark
Oil prices rebounded and rose over 1% on Monday after diving to their lowest levels in 15 months as the market worried that risks in the global banking sector could spark
Oil prices rebounded more than 1% on Wednesday, recovering from the previous day’s plunge, as a stronger OPEC outlook on China’s demand helped offset bearish global investor sentiment in the
Oil prices edged slightly higher on Monday, bouncing back from early losses, as top oil executives at an energy conference in Houston discussed supply tightness and hopes for rising Chinese
Oil prices settled up slightly on Wednesday as signs of ample supply, including growing U.S. crude inventories, offset growing hopes for higher demand after a jump in manufacturing in top crude importer
Oil prices climbed on Monday due to positive sentiment regarding China’s demand recovery, concerns about underinvestment impacting future oil supply, and major producers maintaining output limits, as Reuters reported. Brent
Latin America-focused energy company Echo Energy has seen its Santa Cruz Sur field reach the highest quarterly production levels of 2022 in the fourth quarter. The asset in which Echo holds a
Oil edged up in early trade on Thursday, extending gains for a fourth consecutive day, as crude loading disruptions in Turkey and optimism over China’s recovering demand continued to buoy
Echo Energy’s Martin Hull discusses the new gas contracts, delivering on strategy, improved creditor situation, their recent production update and progress in 2023 in this exclusive interview with DirectorsTalk.
Oil prices inched up in early trade on Monday after falling around 8% last week to more than three-week lows as jitters over major economies outweighed signs of a demand
Echo Energy plc (LON:ECHO) CEO Martin Hull joins DirectorsTalk Interviews to discuss a commercial update regarding the Company’s gas sales from the producing Santa Cruz Sur assets, onshore Argentina. Martin explains why