Fertiliser Maker Yara Says World Faces Extreme Food Supply Shock
Norwegian fertiliser giant Yara says donors urgently need to close the U.N.'s $10 billion food programme funding gap to avoid a catastrophe as sanctions on Russian fertilisers and Ukraine's grain export problems have created an extreme global shock.
Australia's Fortescue Pursues Quantum Leap In Green Hydrogen Quest
Fortescue Metals Group is funding research by a quantum computing venture into ways to produce cheap and abundant green hydrogen as part of the Australian mining giant's ambition to become the world's top green energy group.
Saudi Targets Reserves Not Falling Below Set GDP Level -finance Minister
Saudi Arabia's policy on fiscal sustainability would ensure that reserves do not fall below a certain percentage level of the country's gross domestic product, its finance minister said.
Saudi Fiscal Sustainability Will Target Reserves Not Falling Below Certain Percentage Of GDP-fin Min
Saudi Arabia's policy on fiscal sustainability would ensure that reserves do not fall below a certain percentage level of the country's gross domestic product, its finance minister said.
Saudi Arabia Finalising Extension Of $3 Billion Deposit To Pakistan -Finance Minister
Saudi Arabia is finalising the extension of the kingdom's $3 billion deposit to Pakistan, Saudi Minister of Finance Mohammed al-Jadaan told Reuters.
Oil Price Set To Surge Further On Delays In Iranian Talks
Oil prices are set to surge further this week due to delays to the conclusion of Iranian nuclear talks and the potential return of Iranian crude to global markets, which are already suffering from Russian supply disruptions, analysts said.
Oil Price Set To Surge Further On Iranian Talks Delays
Oil prices are set to surge further this week due to delays to the conclusion of Iranian nuclear talks and the potential return of Iranian crude to global markets, which are already suffering from Russian supply disruptions, analysts said.
Oil News: For OPEC, Oil Tariff Spat Is Short-Term Gain, Long-Term Pain
OPEC, which has lost Chinese market share to U.S. oil producers, should in theory view a tariff spat between Beijing and Washington as a boon.
