Adipec 2018: Breaking down the deals and details from the oil and gas exhibition

Adipec 2018: Breaking down the deals and deta...

Up next

Why so few UAE SMEs become major companies

Small and middle-sized companies (SMEs) make up more than 95 per cent of businesses in the UAE and contribute more than 60 per cent of the country’s non-oil GDP. But despite that, the UAE still has relatively few SMEs growing up to become large private companies. Founders have be ...  Show more

Syria’s investment boom: Real opportunity or political mirage?

Syria is becoming part of the economic conversation again. Over the past few weeks, there has been a lot of talk about investment and reconstruction, from the first Syrian-Emirati Investment Forum to upcoming business events in Damascus for the private sector in early June, and e ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Oil and gas industry strikes back against energy transition at the World Petroleum Congress
Commodities Focus

The World Petroleum Congress in Houston brought back a sense of normalcy to the energy sector as both the industry and the world continue to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic. But the other existential threat for fossil fuels is the burgeoning energy transition and switch to ...  Show more

A ‘Hot’ Summer for Oil?
Thoughts on the Market

Oil demand has been higher than expected so far in 2024. Our Global Commodities Strategist explains what could drive oil to $95 per barrel by summer.


----- Transcript -----


Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I’m Martijn Rats, Morgan Stanley’s ...

  Show more

Spike in scrubbers, power demand keeps HSFO afloat despite drive for cleaner fuels
Oil Markets

<div>

Scrubber's uptick in the marine sector amid a favorable Hi-5 spread along with demand for high sulfur fuel oil for power consumption in Asia is helping HSFO retain its sheen.

In Singapore, the world's largest bunkering port, January-July HSFO sales jumped 33.7% on ...

  Show more

Geopolitical strife, politics set to take oil market on 'wild ride'
Capitol Crude: The US Energy Policy Podcast

Sentiment suggesting continued bearishness in the crude complex is being challenged by the potential for a tightening market in the second half of the year. Russia continues to be a wildcard and concerns are rising over Iran, just as Chinese demand looks to shoot back, OPEC seems ...  Show more