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- Associated Press•16 minutes ago
Iran: US wish to halt Iran's crude exports won't come true
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's oil minister says the United States will not succeed in its plans to halt Iranian crude exports even as he acknowledged that South Korea has stopped buying oil from Tehran.
- Associated Press•17 minutes ago
Iran: US wish to halt Iran's crude exports won't come true
Iran's oil minister says the United States will not succeed in its plans to halt Iranian crude exports even as he acknowledged that South Korea has stopped buying oil from Tehran. The website of Iran's ...
- Reuters•18 minutes ago
VEGOILS-Palm jumps over 1 pct tracking crude oil gains
* Market snaps five earlier days of losses * Palm oil rises tracking CBOT soyoil's gain on Friday - Trader * Chinese markets closed on Monday for national holiday (Updates with closing prices, quote) By ...
- Associated Press•20 minutes ago
Barrick buys Randgold to create world's largest gold miner
Barrick Gold has agreed to buy Randgold Resources for $6.1 billion in stock to create the world's largest gold miner, worth a combined $18 billion. Shareholders in Barrick, which is based in Toronto, will own about 66.6 percent of the merged company, which will combine Randgold's African mines
- Associated Press•20 minutes ago
Barrick buys Randgold to create world's largest gold miner
Barrick Gold has agreed to buy Randgold Resources for $6.1 billion in stock to create the world's largest gold miner, worth a combined $18 billion. Shareholders in Barrick, which is based in Toronto, will own about 66.6 percent of the merged company, which will combine Randgold's African mines
Reuters•49 minutes agoCanada's Barrick Gold to buy Randgold Resources in $18.3 billion deal
Canada's Barrick Gold has agreed to buy Randgold Resources Ltd in a $18.3 billion share deal to create the world's largest gold company by value and output in an industry under investor pressure to put capital to good use. The new Barrick company, which will be listed in New York and Toronto
- CNBC•50 minutes ago
Iran's latest terrorist attack matters more than OPEC's latest meeting, RBC's Croft says
Oil market attention was focused on an OPEC meeting in Algeria this weekend, but it was Saturday's terrorist attack in an oil-rich part of Iran that "could have serious security implications."
Reuters•53 minutes agoGold steady as dollar dips, cautious ahead of U.S. Fed meeting
Gold was steady on Monday partly in response to a dip in the dollar, but activity was muted because investors are waiting for a U.S. central bank meeting this week, expected to result in an interest rate increase. Spot gold was little changed, down 0.02 percent at $1,198.85 by 1000 GMT, after declining
Reuters•1 hour agoOil at four-year high after OPEC rebuffs Trump, fails to raise output
Oil prices jumped more than 2 percent to a four-year high on Monday after OPEC declined to announce an immediate increase in production despite calls by U.S. President Donald Trump for action to raise global supply. "This is the oil market's response to the OPEC+ group's refusal to step
Reuters•1 hour agoIndia eyes higher import duties on key items, but will spare gold: official
India is likely to increase import duties on precious stones, certain types of steel and electronics but will spare gold to prevent smuggling, a finance ministry official said on Monday. The official, who declined to be named, told reporters the main reason for the planned increase in duties is to curb
