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 by AFP Staff Writers London (AFP) Nov 21, 2022
World oil prices plunged more than five percent Monday, reaching the lowest levels since January, on forecasts of a hit to Chinese demand. Brent North Sea crude slumped 5.5 percent to $82.84 per barrel and WTI shed 5.7 percent to $75.55 as China's first coronavirus death in six months triggered fears of renewed strict lockdowns in the world's second biggest economy. "Crude oil prices have slipped back sharply on the back of concerns over weakening Chinese demand, as well as reports that Saudi Arabia supports the idea of a production increase," noted Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK. He added that oil futures were "well below the levels they were before the Russian invasion of Ukraine", helping to ease high inflation concerns.
Qatar signs world's 'longest' gas supply deal with China Doha (AFP) Nov 21, 2022 QatarEnergy announced a 27-year natural gas supply deal with China Monday, calling it the "longest" ever seen as it strengthened ties with Asia while Europe scrambles for alternative sources. The state energy company will send four million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually from its new North Field East project to China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec), it said. The deal "marks the longest gas supply agreement in the history of the LNG industry", said Saad Sherida al-Kaabi, Qat ... read more
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