U.S. crude oil rebounded after declining to a new 6-1/2 year low on Friday, registering a seventh weekly loss due to worries about supply glut, while Brent futures fell as the front-month September contract neared to expiration. U.S. September crude closed at $42.50 a barrel, up 27 cents, and continued to oscillate in post-settlement trade. Expiring Brent September crude dropped 19 cents to settle at $49.03, but rose nearly 1 pence.
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French energy company EDF has entered into sales arrangements with the American company Cheniere Marketing to purchase up to 26 cargoes or about 100 million MMBtus of LNG from its Sabine Pass export terminal through 2018.
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Israel's government declared on Thursday it had reached an agreement with a U.S.-Israeli conglomerate on the expansion of the vast Leviathan gas field and two other offshore wells.
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WTI oil prices declined more than 3 percent to a 6-1/2 year low to close under $42 a barrel on Thursday, dragged down by data showing a considerable increase in key U.S. inventories intensified concerns about an increasing global glut. A stronger dollar and strengthening job data added on oil pressure.
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Poland's energy market regulator URE declared on Thursday it approved a 6.5-percent reduction in gas prices for households in a tariff compulsory until the end of this year.
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