Jan 21
Oil capped its fifth week of gains on continued signs of robust demand and strained crude supplies that have taken prices to seven-year highs.
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Jan 20
2:57Canada's energy patch sees 'significant' boost in investment
Investment in Canada’s oil and natural gas industry will rise 22% this year to $32.8 billion amid higher prices for hydrocarbons, according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
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Jan 20
6:33Hungry, cold cows in Canada fuel rare buying-spree of U.S. corn
Canada is now one of the top buyers of U.S. corn as cattle ranchers scour for grain to feed their animals.
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Jan 19
The world’s top fertilizer producer could be a takeover target for BHP Group after a “peculiar” CEO change earlier this month, according to research from Gordon Haskett.
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Jan 18
Canada makes rare import of European barley after drought
Canada, one of the world’s top barley exporters, is importing a rare cargo from Europe after drought decimated its harvest last year.
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Jan 17
6:21BMO Capital Markets CEO vows continued support for energy deals
Canada’s big banks have come under increased pressure in recent years to halt financial support for the oil and gas sector, but the head of BMO Capital Markets says there’s reason to support traditional and alternative energy firms.
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Jan 17
Ray Dalio, the founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, warned against transitioning away from fossil fuels too rapidly and said that cutting off the supply of finance to the industry would have a destabilizing effect as inflation soars.
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Jan 17
Gold steady as investors weigh policy outlook against omicron
Gold edged higher as investors weighed the outlook for tighter monetary policy against the threat that the Omicron virus variant poses to the global economic recovery.
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Jan 16
One of the world's wealthiest oil exporters is becoming unlivable
Thanks to climate change, temperatures in Kuwait could become too hot for people and wildlife in decades. How is this rich nation facing an uncomfortable future?
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Jan 14
Canada's largest oilsands companies have formed a new advocacy group they say will help to advance the sustainable development and operation of their industry.
