Oil prices ended lower on Friday, weighed by renewed infections of Covid-19 in China, with several cases linked to the English variant. Moreover, an increase in U.S. crude stocks also put pressure on prices. Consequently, Brent oil dropped by 1.2% to $55.41 a barrel and WTI crude closed 1.6% lower at $52.27 a barrel.
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European Union foreign ministers will promote a global phase out of fossil fuels and reaffirm commitments to finance climate adaptation measures at a meeting on Monday (25 January).
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The virtual contract covers an expected output volume of 330 GWh per year - equivalent to the electricity consumption of 40,000 households
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European Union lawmakers passed a resolution on Thursday calling for the bloc to stop the completion of the Nord Stream 2 in response to the arrest of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny
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Oil prices closed rather flat on Thursday. The United States’ return to the Paris climate agreement and the discontinuation of the Keystone XL pipeline project put pressure on oil prices. On the other hand, prices received support from the US fiscal stimulus package. Consequently, Brent oil settled on par with Wednesday’s close at $56.10 a barrel, while WTI crude edged 0.3% lower at $53.13 a barrel.
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