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| | | ... the re-opening of many businesses in an increasing number of countries around the world prompted a reversal in crude oil prices. WTI oil prices soared by 37.0% to an average price of US$38.21 per barrel in the June quarter from US$27.96/barrel in the ... |
| | | | ... COVID-19 sapped demand for oil. Oil-producing nations in April agreed to production cuts of 10% from May 1 to normalise oil prices. In July, Gulf countries that had restricted supply on top of OPEC+ agreed cuts wound them back. On April 29, BetaShares ... |
| | | | ... unlike any we've seen before, and as a result global macro themes including the China/US trade tension and falling oil prices have subsided, as local economic stimulus measures have helped to calm some investor concerns, stabilise returns, and trigger ... |
| | | | ... more people around the world use their cars more over public transport. "Whilst West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil prices turned negative last month, the oil market appears much calmer as the June contract approaches," Jones said. "Supply has been ... |
| | | | ... per barrel. The price of Brent oil remained positive but still plummeted to a 34-year low of US$9.12/barrel. Sinking oil prices came despite the belated agreement (around mid-April) by OPEC plus to chop 9.7 million barrels per day - equivalent to 10% ... |
| | | | ... passed, CPI inflation rose to 2.2%, but it is expected to turn negative temporarily in the June quarter, due to falls in oil prices, the introduction of free child care and deferrals of various price increases. Further out, in the baseline scenario inflation ... |
| | | | Oil prices crashed to record low last week but Australia's $162 billion sovereign wealth fund says it has no plans to buy the dip. Last Monday, immediate contracts for WTI crude fell into the negative territory. The drop prompted the US government to ... |
| | | | ... they can't cross those borders now. "And some of our export earnings are taking a hit. For example, the record low oil prices seen around the world also mean lower gas prices. Given that Australia is now the world's largest or second largest ... |
| | | | ... reduction in consumer demand, the Morrison government's free childcare initiative (among others), and plummeting oil prices. Then again, COVID-19 will dictate the depth and duration of Australia's economic and inflation slump as it would the ... |
| | | | Economic turmoil and the collapse of oil prices have pushed responsible investing to the fore, according to global independent financial advisory deVere. A shift towards ESG was already taking place, however, the COVID-19 crisis has kicked the transition ... |
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