Indonesia, one of Nigeria's key crude oil buyers, has concluded plans to reduce purchases from Nigeria and increase its ...

Oil price drop seen hitting exporters disproportionately Angola faced a margin call after bond market rout Nigeria's carry trade stops being attractive on oil fall Gulf exporters likely to weather ...

A steep drop in crude oil prices largely due to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs will squeeze budgets of emerging market oil exporters, analysts said, while the potential economic slowdown ...

For oil exporters, however, the more pressing issue is how long the tariff war will continue. Alas, this is also an open question at this part, although there is a chance of good news down the road.

Future oil prices depend on how quickly the tariff war ends—fast resolution could aid exporters, while delays risk recession and rising deficits. Oil prices have been on the mend this week after ...

While oil exporters Angola and Nigeria will be hit after Brent crude slumped below $67 per barrel from around $75 at the start of the month, energy importers including South Africa will get a bit ...

Surging gold and the slide in oil prices are offering some African countries a rare boost, as the region copes with the fallout from President Donald Trump’s trade war and freeze on US aid.

Hence, there is a likelihood that Indonesian palm oil exporters may lose some market share to their Malaysian counterparts, added the brokerage firm. Meanwhile, CGSI Research has maintained a ...