In Russia’s view, efforts to keep oil prices high by limiting output was what boosted shale oil production in the United States. Reducing the U.S.’s market share is the country’s main objective by pulling out of the Saudi deal. https://t.co/1U2y28HLy6
— Institute for Energy Research (@IERenergy) March 28, 2020
How Increased U.S. Shale Oil Production Led to the Breakdown in Russia-Saudi Relations https://t.co/Sjr0Vr95pU pic.twitter.com/C6vk77pIFs
— WorldPoliticsReview (@WPReview) March 28, 2020
#SaudiArabia denies contact with #Russia to balance oil markets https://t.co/lCLRPdzc2g
— Middle East Monitor (@MiddleEastMnt) March 28, 2020
"Countries that are most vulnerable include Iraq, Algeria, Angola, Nigeria, Ecuador, Libya and Gabon"https://t.co/PENygdRBJn
— Middle East Eye (@MiddleEastEye) March 25, 2020
With no end in sight to the oil-price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia, their former OPEC+ partners are pleading for mercy as the economic damage worsens https://t.co/8wAI0L7gi3
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) March 27, 2020
World To Run Out Of Storage Space As Russia-Saudi Oil War Continues; Oil Prices May Fall To $10 A Barrelhttps://t.co/JQh8s0Kv1q
— Swarajya (@SwarajyaMag) March 28, 2020
If any other country had done this, Trump would be threatening fire and fury.
When Saudi Arabia does it, Trump gets on his knees and begs pretty please…
US urges Saudi Arabia to 'rise to the occasion' and end its oil price war with Russiahttps://t.co/pPakjPJpE1
— Trita Parsi (@tparsi) March 26, 2020
And here you have the solution many have asked for. Tasking Saudi (and perhaps Russia) with predatory dumping. The US and Canada with the newly ratified USMCA can make this stick. Now we just need pipelines and a Strategic Oil Reserve to save the Canadian oil industry. https://t.co/2Ave6TKEqm
— Christopher Ayn Rand Gaska (@ChristopherTodd) March 28, 2020
Lots of hardworking Americans are getting doubly harmed right now. We need to protect these jobs & America's energy dominance – via @markets
"Oil market turmoil sparked by Saudi Arabia & Russia is threatening US jobs even in Montana & Arkansas" https://t.co/S0SJpGq3pV— Dan K. Eberhart (@DanKEberhart) March 28, 2020
NEW COMMENTARY from @ColumbiaUEnergy | China and the Oil Price War: A Mixed Blessing by Erica Downs, @antoine_halff, David Sandalow and Erin Blanton. Read it here: https://t.co/H3OmCJT6I1 pic.twitter.com/RDR3uIE7lf
— Columbia U Energy (@ColumbiaUEnergy) March 25, 2020
With #shale, “the assets don’t go away because you haven’t destroyed the field,” said @Ken_Medlock, senior director of the @CES_Baker_Inst. “We’ll see a thinning of the herd but the assets will still be there.”https://t.co/zuufednTKw #oil #oilandgas #oilprice #oilprices #Texas
— Rice University News (@RiceUNews) March 27, 2020
Our fellow Michelle Foss looks at factors to consider when looking at the U.S. oil patch at the time of Russia-Saudi oil price war and Coronavirus pandemic @BakerInstitute @RiceUNews #shale #oil #oilprice #coronavirus #OilGas #usoil https://t.co/78h7RILnlt
— Baker Energy Studies (@CES_Baker_Inst) March 19, 2020
Oil prices could fall into the low $20s before the global market rebalances, says @RystadEnergy, as it expects an increase in global supplies in the next 3 months. #Oilprices #oilprice #oilandgas #OilPriceWar #markets #Exports https://t.co/Hz6RPSxLBz
— Oil & Gas Journal (@OGJOnline) March 12, 2020
In February, OPEC crude oil production dropped by 546 tb/d (m-o-m) to average 27.77 mb/d, according to secondary sources. #MOMR pic.twitter.com/akR96A7KNr
— OPEC (@OPECSecretariat) March 15, 2020
A flyby of Earth from the International Space Station. Credit: NASA 🕊️♥️ pic.twitter.com/qfO0S8qNkN
— Scott Hefti 📓 (@Havenlust) March 22, 2020
ICYMI: This was our most-viewed video on Twitter this week👇 pic.twitter.com/JXgUdviRaS
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) March 21, 2020
#MiddleEast & #CentralAsia oil exporters face the double whammy of plunging oil prices and a glut in supply, on top of #COVID19. More on #IMFBlog https://t.co/ZHUU9KBR8g pic.twitter.com/VJr9eH13QL
— IMF (@IMFNews) March 24, 2020
Globalization is a help-—not a risk—to human health. Voices that speak for curtailing trade and migration should be ignored. @VincentGeloso@AEI @BeutelsPhilippe @SLIM_technology @sjwrenlewis @LoneSimonsen2 @CPHO_Canada @CCDD_HSPH @OUPAcademic @SGuptaMD https://t.co/QljtccSGQ4
— American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) (@aier) March 22, 2020
Right after Saudi Arabia-led OPEC and Russia broke up their pact to keep oil supply and prices in check, some in the U.S. oil industry were optimistic that oil prices would go back up to $65 by the end of the yearhttps://t.co/8Jpyq1F3bo
— OilPrice.com (@OilandEnergy) March 23, 2020
Despite the small gain in Brent crude flat price today, structure continues to weaken as the market needs to carry a gazillion barrels forward into storage. Brent M1-M6 contango now at ~$8.50 a barrel | #OOTT #Coronavirus #OilPriceWar @TheTerminal pic.twitter.com/rpocUiTzW9
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) March 24, 2020
In 2019:Q4, oil prices rose owing to an increase in demand.https://t.co/abK4m2uzxo pic.twitter.com/EGwGuwcoB9
— New York Fed (@NewYorkFed) March 23, 2020
Texas Economic Indicators: Oil prices have weakened amid a growing number of coronavirus cases.https://t.co/eP2TcrLkyL
— Dallas Fed (@DallasFed) March 18, 2020
Switzerland’s top insurance companies are in talks with the financial regulator about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on their capital buffers and their business https://t.co/zQlAzMHHxp
— Bloomberg Australia (@BloombergAU) March 20, 2020
Differences in economic conditions between capital cities and regional areas have widened since the early 2000s – https://t.co/FsHsu2cGPo
— RBA (@RBAInfo) March 23, 2020
NZ’s financial system is sound with strong capital & liquidity buffers, but faces significant uncertainties from the impacts of COVID-19. The Reserve Bank is announcing additional measures to support the provision of credit & market functioning https://t.co/jE8UZM1N9B #rbnz pic.twitter.com/npHMmgEsTX
— Reserve Bank of NZ (@ReserveBankofNZ) March 15, 2020
Access the most up-to-date information on our actions to support the economy and promote a safe and sound financial system in the face of the #COVID_19 pandemic: https://t.co/lHIKzcFsCA #economy #cdnecon
— Bank of Canada (@bankofcanada) March 24, 2020
Boeing's CEO doesn’t want the U.S. government to take a stake in the company and indicated he wouldn’t accept aid in exchange for equity https://t.co/4SVsQmuzeU
— Bloomberg (@business) March 24, 2020
Read our joint statement with UK banks on our commitment to help businesses and households bridge through this difficult period and keep financial hardship to a minimum. https://t.co/FKidXMks1I#Coronavirus #COVID19
— Bank of England (@bankofengland) March 23, 2020
Gabriel Makhlouf, the Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland wrote in yesterday's @TheSundayIndo that the response to the COVID-19 crisis needs to be "forceful, co-ordinated, ambitious and urgent … for the recovery that will come" https://t.co/kuj8yfmtwr pic.twitter.com/aq0pIzFsoU
— Central Bank of Ireland (@centralbank_ie) March 23, 2020
“Is there any limit to the amount of money the Fed is willing to put into this economy to keep it afloat? Is it a blank check?” –@savannahguthrie
"… Essentially, the answer to your question is no," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell explains. pic.twitter.com/1pzZ4zZdnE
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) March 26, 2020
Why an Auckland landlord is renting her properties for $1 a week https://t.co/Vn0PqomlQ0 pic.twitter.com/H1FuzjhVbd
— Newshub (@NewshubNZ) March 31, 2020
Wage subsidy and workers' rights: Your Covid-19 questions answered https://t.co/tqnck9cpHJ
— RNZ News (@rnz_news) March 31, 2020
Coronavirus: NZ military personnel deployed https://t.co/DKoTr7l2fn pic.twitter.com/WghZPghYy6
— Stuff (@NZStuff) March 31, 2020
ZERO F***S GIVEN IN BALI.
JUST GET OUTTA THE WAY https://t.co/Gw7pmSlPyt
— The NT News (@TheNTNews) March 31, 2020
LIFE'S a little different when everyone's working from home but all around the nation we're all working hard to bring you the latest news as it happens. See what the @newscorp newsrooms look like when we work remotely here @TheNTNewshttps://t.co/r7TPim85Xz
— Phillippa Butt (@phillippabutt) April 1, 2020
Confused about the new rules in Tasmania? You're not alone.
"Can I leave the house?"
"Can I visit my boyfriend?
"What are essential supplies?"@ellencoulter explains … 🤔 #politas #covid19tas pic.twitter.com/qfPtgDJeqd
— ABC Hobart (@abchobart) April 1, 2020
SA's coronavirus tally has increased again overnight with an unknown number of new cases connected to six infected @Qantas baggage handlers from @AdelaideAirporthttps://t.co/931IZllHRu #covid19southaus
— The Advertiser (@theTiser) March 31, 2020
If the closure of The Bunyip today has taught us anything, it is that newspapers more than ever need support from their communities. I've reflected on just how important this masthead is to Gawler.https://t.co/PxSkssc9gR
— Grady Hudd (@Grady_Hudd) April 1, 2020
Perth property prices are at their best in six years but that could all be about to change. https://t.co/R5Osa5OGFq
— PerthNow (@perthnow) April 1, 2020
COVID-19 could kill 2,400 in NC and strain available hospital beds, projection model says https://t.co/2857fGfpMC #gso
— News & Record (@NewsandRecord) March 29, 2020
An army of Western North Carolina outdoor gear manufacturers who typically make bike parts, backpacks and athletic clothing but are abruptly switching gears to do their part in fighting the global coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/2Qt8ROlw8s
— The Citizen Times (@asheville) March 28, 2020
The University of Washington study projects the virus will peak in North Carolina on April 22. The peak is when resources will be most-taxed. https://t.co/AH8K4BCmt0
— Durham Herald-Sun (@TheHerald_Sun) March 29, 2020
“We had to take the phone off the hook for five days, because every time you’d hang it up it would ring again.” https://t.co/vm1AYO9LTA
— Winston-SalemJournal (@JournalNow) March 31, 2020
Take a look at national and international pictures of how the coronavirus is impacting daily life https://t.co/NE5db5l5Ig
— StarNewsOnline (@StarNewsOnline) March 28, 2020
8 strains of the coronavirus are circling the globe. Here's what clues they're giving scientists. https://t.co/krQNOJVMIW https://t.co/5WmS03Q0bg
— FayettevilleObserver (@fayobserver) March 30, 2020
Will seasonal workers be safe from coronavirus? https://t.co/CtP98RJgdE
— The Charlotte Observer (@theobserver) March 30, 2020
Many people didn’t embrace social-distancing expectations in Charlotte parks during first weekend of stay-at-home. What the director of Mecklenburg County parks told @theobserver must change to deal with #coronavirus https://t.co/5vWpYZh3hg
— Rick Bonnell (@rick_bonnell) March 30, 2020
THIS is how to talk to your teen about the stay-at-home order that goes into effect statewide this afternoon.https://t.co/74NmUd2jkI
— Théoden Janes (@theodenjanes) March 30, 2020
Teachers use technology, creativity amid crisis. https://t.co/LN7n3Cvc6y pic.twitter.com/2iOULorbi4
— HighPointEnterprise (@HPEnterprise) March 29, 2020
Gaston County issues 'Stay at Home' order over #COVID-19. https://t.co/Iok6JXSEmC
— GastonGazette (@gastongazette) March 26, 2020
ICYMI: April 1 marks a major financial test in this new COVID-19 reality. Rent is due.
While some landlords are working with tenants, one property manager of some 500 Charlotte rentals sent a letter with the message "no pay, no stay."https://t.co/KbW3X8xrzE
— Lauren Lindstrom (@lelindstrom) March 30, 2020
The driver worked while experiencing COVID-19-symptoms. “This situation illustrates perfectly why we ask people who are sick not to come to work,” the Wake medical director said. https://t.co/EZQK9r17Z1
— The News & Observer (@newsobserver) March 31, 2020
NASCAR industry steps up to produce PPE's in COVID-19 crisis https://t.co/RLyzn64am6 pic.twitter.com/FZhsbRLBXm
— The Macomb Daily (@macombdaily) April 1, 2020
Rapid buses limiting passengers for coronavirus social distancing reasons https://t.co/VNlPpAZYYS
— Muskegon Chronicle (@MuskegonChron) April 1, 2020
Detroit hospital systems and WSU collaborate to bring COVID trials to southeast Michigan https://t.co/2eXR92TDbd pic.twitter.com/U325rLZn7y
— The Oakland Press (@TheOaklandPress) March 31, 2020
TCF Center is being tranformed into 1000-bed field hospital: Take a look inside https://t.co/rndPLhIwkg
— Detroit Free Press (@freep) April 1, 2020
Grand Rapids residents team up to help retailers amid coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/KvUDlBecn2
— Grand Rapids Press (@GRPress) March 31, 2020
Is fixing Michigan roads essential during coronavirus pandemic? Construction industry isn’t convinced https://t.co/3YRSXaAm78
— Kalamazoo Gazette (@Kzoo_Gazette) March 31, 2020
How to watch Genesee County commissioners first virtual meeting Wednesday https://t.co/RtvE0U7TSV
— The Flint Journal (@flintjournal) March 31, 2020
Michigan unemployment site back working after crashing due to heavy demand https://t.co/Uv9bTS1ghN
— Lansing State Journal (@LSJNews) March 31, 2020
TRAVERSE CITY — Myles Anton didn’t call first. He just showed up at the Goodwill Inn’s service entrance with an armful of fresh produce. https://t.co/OIwCr7BOsK
— TC Record-Eagle (@RecordEagle) March 31, 2020
Three 10-hour shifts of paid volunteers are being recruited to start working as soon as next week, according to the transcript of a Tuesday evening robocall from the human resources department at the Mustang plant that was posted on Facebook by Local 3000.https://t.co/q4kmnDp2yh
— The Detroit News (@detroitnews) April 1, 2020
"Japan may tell us the story of what it takes to host the #Olympics again in the aftermath of a global pandemic"
Dr @beatriz_garcia reacts to #TOKYO2020号 postponement, becoming #Tokyo2021 👇 https://t.co/hEZA4PLDXG
— University of Liverpool News (@livuninews) March 24, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is reshaping the job market, as some sectors shut down and others see a surge in demand. It’s forcing the fastest reallocation of labor since World War II. #WSJWhatsNow pic.twitter.com/JcOSvvMKyx
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 30, 2020
Remember this? Russia’s oldest postwoman walks 25 miles a day on a mountain route to deliver the mail pic.twitter.com/7rfm6XtENk
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 30, 2020