* Turkey tells Iraq it will respect ruling. * Turkey ordered to pay Iraq around $1.5 billion. * Iraq to hold talks to ensure oil exports through Ceyhan. * International Chamber of Commerce ruled in favour of Iraq. By Ahmed Rasheed and Rowena Edwards.
U.S. natural gas futures gained about 3% on Friday after falling to a one-month low in
the prior session on forecasts confirming that the weather will remain mostly colder than normal for the next ...
The United States on Friday announced further sanctions against Myanmar, targeting people and entities tied to Myanmar's military as Washington seeks to increase pressure on the ruling junta following the 2021 coup.
* Banking stocks slide Deutsche Bank, UBS financial uncertainty. * Yellen convenes Financial Stability Oversight Council meeting. * U.S. could take years to refill oil reserve -energy secretary. By Laura Sanicola.
U.S. natural gas futures gained about 3% on Friday after falling to a one-month low in
the prior session on forecasts confirming the weather will remain mostly colder than normal for the next two ...
-Oil prices settled lower on Friday as European banking shares fell and after U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said refilling the country's Strategic Petroleum Reserve may take several years, dampening demand prospects. Brent crude settled down 92 cents, or 1.2%, to $74.99. West Texas Intermediate U.S. crude futures fell 70 cents, or 1%, to $69.26 a barrel.
U.S. natural gas futures eased about 1% to a fresh one-month low on Thursday on a rise
in output so far this month and afternoon forecasts for less cold weather and lower heating demand over the next ...
Expanded oil export contract reviews at Venezuela's state-run PDVSA have nearly halted all commercial crude and fuel releases, as officials seek to match past invoices with payments, according to documents and people familiar with the matter.
Malaysian palm oil futures slumped to a more than six-month closing low on Thursday tracking losses in rival edible oils, while caution as investors gauged the U.S. Federal Reserve's comments also weighed on sentiment.
European prompt power prices dropped sharply on Thursday under the weight of German wind power increases and as demand eased ahead of the weekend. German baseload power for Friday delivery lost 26.6% to trade at 56.5 euros per megawatt hour by 0930 GMT. The equivalent French contract fell 24.9% to 62 euros/MWh.
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