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The valuation of an energy company cannot be engineered like the production of oil
Trump administration sends shockwaves across Middle East with change of stance
Tehran’s bold decision to cut energy subsidies comes after food prices soared
Necessary cuts to petrol subsidies expose the regime’s weakness
Bankers had to deliver news to angry chairman that investors valued oil group at well below $2tn target
Statement angers Arab leaders and undermines hopes for a peace deal
Move comes after cut to oil subsidies provoked biggest demonstrations in two years
State-owned oil company will confine marketing of shares to the kingdom and Gulf states
Patriotic bounce fades after initial wave of nationalist fervour
Security forces deploy tear gas and fire live rounds to disperse demonstrations
Kingdom curtails roadshow to focus on domestic investors and sovereign funds
Residents face daily dangers as offensive by military strongman Haftar rages on
Thousands take to streets after fuel subsidies cut by 50% to cope with tough US sanctions
Bond prices have plummeted as people take to the streets in anti-government protests
Domestic retail investors and international institutions split on paying $1.2tn-$1.8tn
A generation fed up with corruption and emigration has taken to the streets
Subsidies reduced as Tehran faces huge drop in flow of petrodollars
Ceasefire ends two days of attacks that left at least 34 dead
Decision by Saudi Arabia and UAE to send teams follows two-year boycott of gas-rich state
Assassination of Palestinian militant in air strike prompts retaliatory offensive
Businesses face supply problems as economic crisis deepens after weeks of protests
Investigation launched after body of former army officer James Le Mesurier discovered in street
Why oil and gas 4.0 is really better described as oil and gas 1.4
Fleet of FSRU vessels offer value, speed and flexibility as gas supply ebbs and flows
An FT investigation reveals Russia is an important destination for some of the regime’s money
