Archive for December 9th, 2007



Iran and China's Sinopec on Sunday signed a two billion dollar contract to develop a major Iranian oil field, a crucial deal for the Iranian energy industry at a time of mounting international pressure.
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European leaders admitted that efforts to conclude new trade agreements with Africa were struggling, as the two continents Sunday ended a landmark summit aimed at forging a new relationship.
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Libya on Sunday awarded four potentially lucrative gas exploration contracts to fuel giants Shell, Gazprom, Sonatrach and Polski, the first ever given to foreign firms as relations warm between Tripoli and the West.
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9Dec 07

Private equity firms looking to sell companies are increasingly likely to float shares in foreign markets because of favourable offering environments and the declining dollar.
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Libya awards gas exploration permits

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9Dec 07

Libya awarded permits to Russia's Gazprom, Algeria's Sonatrach, Royal Dutch Shell and Poland's PGNiG in its first gas-focused exploration licensing round, its state energy company said on Sunday.
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9Dec 07

Steady U.S. hiring points to economic resilience that will let the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a restrained quarter-percentage point on Tuesday rather than a more aggressive half point.
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The senior French industrial shareholder in Airbus parent EADS said on Sunday the group was likely to push ahead with plans to shift jobs outside the euro zone and doubted the government would intervene.
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9Dec 07

Iran said China's Sinopec would invest around $2 billion (985 million pounds) under a deal signed on Sunday to develop the huge Yadavaran oil field, the kind of energy deal the United States has been trying to prevent.
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Global financial market turmoil is not over yet, but the fallout from the turbulence should not be exaggerated, the chief executive of French insurer AXA said on Sunday.
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In recent years, leveraged buyout executives scoured the Middle East mainly in search of investors.
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