Fri, 31st Jul 2015 12:29
A fierce dispute is set to break out within the key organisation behind fixing world oil prices, according to the Sunday Telegraph. The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) is torn about who will replace the current secretary general of the world's most powerful group of oil prod
Read moreAfren came top of the fallers as the company revealed it was in rescue deal discussions with bondholders and other lenders after last week's announcement that talks for a combination with Seplat Petroleum had been terminated. The company said it was continuing discussions with the advisers to its la
Read moreUK stocks jumped on Friday as rising commodity prices lifted shares in the oil and mining sectors, while hopes increased that Europe can come to an agreement over the future of Greece. The FTSE 100 rose 0.7% to 6,873.52 by the end of trade, its best finish since early September 2014. The index is no
Read moreOil explorer Afren has called off negotiations with Seplat Petroleum regarding a possible bid for the company. On 22 December Seplat tabled what was described as a highly preliminary proposal to acquire Afren. Under the UK Takeover Code Seplat was required to either announce its firm intention to p
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