Corporate week in brief: Qatar lifts moratorium on world’s biggest gas field
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Lead stories: Qatar Petroleum lifts North Field moratorium – what does it mean for the global LNG sector? Macro: Wood Mackenzie downgrades short-term oil price forecast; oil and gas shares outperform for a second consecutive week. Companies: pace of Petrobras asset sales at risk of slowing following court ruling; Saudi Aramco gets pre-IPO tax cut boost; Seadrill’s shares tank on bankruptcy fears. M&A: Premier exits Pakistan. Exploration: Repsol enters onshore Greece.
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- Macro: Brent, oil and gas shares
- Lead stories: Qatar Petroleum
- Companies: Petrobras, Saudi Aramco, Seadrill
- M&A: Premier
- Exploration: Repsol
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