Equatorial Guinea News
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Equatorial Guinea, sub-Saharan Africa’s third-biggest oil producer, will hold legislative and municipal elections on May 26, according to the government’s website.
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BP Plc failed to sell North Sea Forties crude at a lower price. Vitol Group sold two Russian Urals crude cargoes in Europe.
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Equatorial Guinea plans to keep exports of its Ceiba crude in July unchanged from June at two cargoes of 1 million barrels, a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News shows.
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Equatorial Guinea plans to keep exports of its Aseng crude unchanged at two cargoes in July, a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News shows.
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Equatorial Guinea plans to keep exports of its Zafiro crude unchanged in July at three cargoes of 1 million barrels each, according to a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News.
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc sold a second cargo of North Sea Forties crude in as many days as the price fell to the lowest in 11 days.
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Liquefied natural gas imports by South Korea, the world’s second-largest buyer of the fuel, rose 29 percent in April as domestic demand increased.
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African governments must do more to spread the spoils of a resources boom that threatens to generate jobless growth and widen inequality, according to the Africa Progress Panel, led by former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
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Singapore LNG Corp. received its first contract cargo of liquefied natural gas from BG Group Plc today, signaling the start of commercial operations at the country’s S$1.7 billion ($1.38 billion) import terminal.
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Equatorial Guinea plans to keep exports of its Aseng crude unchanged at two cargoes in June, a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News shows.
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