OPEC and its allies face a tricky dilemma: should they start loosening oil production caps even though the crude supply and demand picture is unlikely to improve in the near future? They may well opt to again delay the crucial moment to keep prices steady,
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Putin ready to work with US companies on mining rare-earth deposits in Russian-occupied Ukraine
Trump wants Ukraine’s rare metals. Putin just offered Russia’s.
Moscow would be open to allowing U.S. access to Russia’s rare minerals, President Vladimir Putin said Monday, an apparent counteroffer and pressure tactic as the Trump administration pushes Ukraine to sign over half its mineral wealth as repayment for U.
Russia's Putin Outlines Potential Aluminium, Rare Earth Deals With the US
Within two hours of Trump's statement, Putin chaired a meeting with his ministers and economic advisers on rare earth metals. "We, by the way, would be ready to offer (joint projects with) our American partners,
As we hit the three-year mark since the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces, Europe and NATO appear to be at their most fractured and vulnerable.
The global energy market needs trilateral discussions between Russia, the US and Saudi Arabia, said President Vladimir Putin.
Oil prices settled down more than 2% on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump took the first big step toward diplomacy over the war in Ukraine he has promised to end, a war that has supported oil prices on concerns about global supplies.
Saudi Arabia has become a central player in U.S. negotiations for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine because of the crucial role oil exports play in global politics.
The dollar-denominated crude market also faces pressure from rising US inflation, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will maintain its hawkish policy stance. Higher interest rates for an extended period slow economic activity in the United States, the world's largest Oil consumer, weighing on overall demand.
Trump and Putin agree to start negotiations on Ukraine "In its monthly report, OPEC left its global oil demand growth estimate unchanged at 1.45m b/d and 1.43m b/d for 2025 and 2026 respectively. On the supply side,
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone conversation with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday, the Kremlin reported. The discussion centered around key geopolitical and economic issues,
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