March 17 (Bloomberg) — Cornelia Meyer, an independent oil analyst, talks about increased Iraqi oil production coming on stream and its effect on OPEC quotas.
Meyer also discusses the outlook for oil prices. She speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua at the meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Vienna.
Duration : 0:2:25
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“U.S. Embassy Attacked in Yemen,” Dubai TV, UAE
“Nigeria: Militant attacks cutting oil production,” Al Jazeera English, Qatar
“Clashes Rage at Ain al-Hilweh,” Al Arabiya TV, UAE
“Kadima Party Elections Under Way,” Al Jazeera TV, Qatar
“Exit polls: Livni clear winner in Israeli primary,” IBA TV, Israel
“Darwish Poem’s Under Israeli Scrutiny,” Al-Alam TV, Iran
“Four Iraqi TV Crew Members Assassinated,” Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq
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Duration : 0:30:1
March 15 (Bloomberg) — Manouchehr Takin, an analyst at the Centre for Global Energy Studies, talks about the sustainability of oil prices and the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’s production levels.
Takin also discusses Petroleo Brasileiro SA’s oil find at the Piracuca field in Brazil’s Santos Basin. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Maryam Nemazee and Rishaad Salamat in London.
Duration : 0:4:4
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) set a precedent today with its largest oil production cuts ever — 2.2 million barrels per day. The reduction meets falling demand for oil and addresses dramatic price reductions that have been devastating for oil producers.
OPEC recommends that non-oil producers like Russia join in the cuts rather than benefit from higher prices while producing the same amount of oil.
Geoffrey Heal, a professor at Columbia Universitys Graduate School of Business, explains the effect these production cuts will have on the U.S. and how they will continue to function in the future given potential lack of adherence by OPEC member nations and a developing U.S. energy policy.
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Interview with Nigeria’s Rivers Region Governor Rotimi Amaechi
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As predicted by independent researchers for a long time now.
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Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) — Stephen Schork, president of Schork Group Inc., talks with Bloombergs Lori Rothman about the outlook for crude oil prices. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) — Christopher Hartland-Peel, an analyst at Exotix Holdings Ltd., talks with Bloombergs Margaret Brennan about the potential implications of crude oil production for the economies of the sub-Saharan African countries of Ghana and Uganda.
Hartland-Peel, speaking from London, also discusses some of his stock recommendations and the outlook for interest rates. (Source: Bloomberg)
Duration : 0:4:44
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“Maliki Gives Sadr 72 Hours in Basra,” Al Arabiya TV, UAE
“1000 Sunni Families Live Harmoniously in Sadr City,” Al Arabiya TV, UAE
“Battle for Basra’s Oil,” Al Jazeera English, Qatar
“Palestinians Fed Up with Israelis in West Bank,” Al Jazeera English, Qatar
“Hamas is Also a Problem for Arab Countries,” IBA TV, Israel
“Israel Kills Palestinian Journalists,” Al Aqsa, Gaza
“Western Journalists Invited to Gaza,” Al Aqsa, Gaza
“Saudi Arabia Increases Oil Production,” Saudi TV, Saudi Arabia
“Kuwait Holds Camel Beauty Pageant,” Nile TV, Egypt
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Duration : 0:30:1
GM says its product plans will be based on the assumption that oil prices will be headed up to $130 a barrel. The Fiat 500 will be built by Chrysler in Mexico starting in 2011. T. Boone Pickens invests in a start-up California-based auto company. All that and more, plus a look at the supercharged Jaguar XFR.
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