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How To Co-Exist With U.S. Shale Oil Is Being Pondered Upon By OPEC

Since the cartel discovered it had a surprise rival emerging in a core market for its oil around five years ago, the history of the relationship between OPEC and the U.S. shale oil industry has evolved a great deal.   In a bid to understand whether the two industries can co-exist or are...

In First Quarter U.S. Economy Slowed Less Than Expected

Softening business investment and moderate consumer spending are clouding expectations of a sharp acceleration in the second quarter for the U.S. economy as it slowed less than initially thought in the first quarter.   The Commerce Department said in its second GDP estimate for the first...

Why Japan's "womenomics" doesn't have a chance

Japan takes gender equality or inequality very seriously. Although this, of course, is not the main problem of the country now. Nevertheless, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe presented "womenomics" as his progressive policy on raising the status of women. When he launched his program for the...

Is China really willing to give up coal for gas?

Since factories and power plants throughout China burn half the world's coal, the government's goals for using natural gas to combat air pollution in the country look too ambitious, Bloomberg writes. Although gas remains a small and expensive component in China's fuel balance, demand for it is...

Blackstone & PIF of Saudi Arabia In An Infrastructure Investment Plan Of ‘$40 Billion’

New investment plan to “create well-paying American jobs” besides laying out “stronger long-term economic growth”. The main “sovereign wealth fund” of Saudi Arabia along with the “private equity firm” of the United States, Blackstone, announced that the duo has plans of creating “$40 billion...

Deal To Extend Oil Output Cut To March 2018 Being Neared By OPEC

A deal on extending output cuts by nine months to clear a global stocks overhang and prop up the price of crude seemed closer as the OPEC and non-member oil producers moved closer on Wednesday to clinching such a deal.   A deal in December saw OPEC and 11 non-members agreeing to cut oil...

Economist Mohamed El-Erian Says That In The Stock Rally, The Trump Trade Is Taking A Back Seat

Noted economist Mohammed El-Erian is of the opinion that for the fact that too much money is chasing too few opportunities, there has been a steady rise in the stock market.   The Allianz chief economic advisor said in the TV interview that no longer the main factor driving the market is the...

Declining Import Needs Highlighted By U.S. Plan To Sell Oil Reserves

As the domestic production in United States soars, a weaning off OPEC crude and a decline in the biggest oil user's reliance on imports are highlighted by President Donald Trump's proposal to sell half of the U.S. strategic oil reserve.   In heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana...

LedgerX Awaits ‘Regulatory Approval’ To Operate The First Bitcoin Trading Exchange Of The U.S.

On a fund raising venture led by Miami International Holdings Inc. and “Huiyin Blockchain Venture Investments”, LedgerX raises “$11.4 million”. LedgerX is an exchange with bitcoin options, owned by Ledger Holdings based out of New York, whereby the latter made an announcement revealing that the...

Even As Political Scandal Swirls, Brazil Slowly Developing Into A Fintech Powerhouse

Brazil has a thriving financial technology (fintech) sector that has managed to defy the country's political and economic turmoil even as the country is attempting to extricate itself from a recession as its president fends off a corruption scandal.   The country may find itself in the...
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