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Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) (AFP) - Two Russian vessels left Jeddah on Thursday after making the first port call by the Russian navy in a Saudi port for a decade, Russian officials said.

London (AFP) - European equities rose further Tuesday, while oil prices held onto Monday's surge after top OPEC+ producers announced shock output cuts.

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Oil and economic experts confirmed that the voluntary oil production cuts taken by oil-exporting countries within OPEC+, starting May and continuing until the end of 2023, aim to achieve market balance. Mubarak Alhajeri, a faculty member at Kuwait's College of Technological Studies, explained that the cut had shocked global markets…

OPEC+ announced they would cut oil output by 1.16 million bpd. Here's how to potentially profit from it.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen criticized the decision by OPEC+ oil producers over the weekend to cut output, saying it was “unconstructive” and would add to the uncertainty overhanging global growth.

May WTI crude oil (CLK23 ) on Monday closed up +4.75 (+6.28%), and May RBOB gasoline (RBJ23 ) closed up +7.65 (+2.85%). Crude oil and gasoline prices Monday rallied sharply, with crude posting a 2-1/4 month high and gasoline posting a 5-1/4 month high. The main bullish factor was the...

In total, cutbacks in production will be over one million barrels a day. Because of these announced cutbacks, the global benchmark of oil prices, Brent crude, had a 5.31% increase in cost, rising to $84.13 a barrel. The U.S. benchmark, WTI, surged to $79.83 a barrel, a 5.48% increase.