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Shaikha Al-Bahar, Deputy Group CEO of the National Bank of Kuwait, talks about the bank's latest earnings, and the broader environment for financials. She says diversification efforts and strong sovereign wealth balances provide some strength to the business environment, helping concerns from lower oil prices.
Crude and natural gas prices stabilize ahead of OPEC+ talks, with traders cautious over supply risks and lingering geopolitical tensions.
A growing number of sizable companies, from mining giants to energy majors, are embracing the hype for natural hydrogen. Analysts say the year ahead is expected to be a pivotal one for the sector, with industry players hoping their exploration campaigns can soon locate the elusive gas.
Oil prices inched up in early trade on Monday but remained dogged by uncertainty over trade talks between the U.S. and China clouding the outlook for global growth and fuel demand, while the prospect of OPEC+ raising its supply cast more gloom.
Oil edged higher in the early morning Asian session amid hopes for easing in the U.S.-China trade conflict.
Crude oil futures face mounting pressure as supply surplus fears grow. Traders prepare for more downside risks unless new bullish drivers emerge.
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Oil prices fall on rising OPEC+ output and trade war worries. Bearish oil outlook grows as supply builds and crude futures face key technical tests.
The boom in Dubai's luxury market continued into the first quarter, with wealthy buyers again driving record sales of homes valued above $10 million. Analysts have now warned that the UAE emirate's property sector could face more risks going forward.
Angola is running stress tests to gauge the potential fallout from a decline in oil prices on government finances, Finance Minister Vera Daves de Sousa said on Friday, adding that the situation made a request for an IMF loan programme more likely.