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[joestalin] 27/9/2018 12:03

"The chiefs of BP, Shell, Equinor and Total are to join forces in an attempt to highlight suppliers who respect the human rights of their workforce."

So more work for contactors, then!

[the grumpy old men] 26/9/2018 08:34

Today: Wednesday 26 September 2018
More charts of the Total S.A Exchange

French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday urged his US counterpart Donald Trump to let Iran continue its oil exports if it wants to encourage a decline in crude prices.


"It would be good for the price of oil that Iran can sell it! It's good for peace and it's good for the world price of oil!", He said at a meeting. press conference at the UN in New York, while a series of US sanctions will hit the oil sector in early November.


The US president had engaged little time before from the UN platform to a violent charge against the oil-exporting countries and OPEC, accused of keeping crude prices at a high level.


"We are defending many of these nations for nothing and they are taking advantage of it to impose higher oil prices," he said, seeming to target his Arab Gulf allies directly.


Emmanuel Macron said that by denouncing the Iranian nuclear deal and reintroducing sanctions, Donald Trump was trying to push Tehran back to the negotiating table on a range of topics, from Iranian ballistics to regional influence. from this country.


"This is a strategy that is being built, assumed by the United States, which is basically to reduce the financial capacity of the regime to push for a change of strategy and a return to the table" negotiations, did he says the day after an interview with Donald Trump.


He also conceded that the mechanisms that Europeans are trying to put in place to circumvent US sanctions would not be enough to fill the impact of these US sanctions. These substitution mechanisms "will not make up for all US business decisions," he said.


"They will not correct or change the decisions of some major European or international groups that are very exposed to the United States" but will help "build commercial and industrial solutions with regional powers," said the French president.


Europeans want to introduce a barter system, extended to other countries, to preserve their trade with Iran.


By slamming the door of the 2015 nuclear deal in May, Donald Trump has reinstated a series of hefty sanctions against foreign companies or countries that would continue to do business with Tehran.


Under threat, many large groups (Total, Daimler ...) very engaged in the United States have since ceased all activity with Iran fears of US retaliation.


Agefi-Dow Jones The financial newswire


(END) Dow Jones Newswires


September 25, 2018 15:13 ET (19:13 GMT)

[the grumpy old men] 26/9/2018 08:34

Today: Wednesday 26 September 2018
More charts of the Total S.A Exchange

French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday urged his US counterpart Donald Trump to let Iran continue its oil exports if it wants to encourage a decline in crude prices.


"It would be good for the price of oil that Iran can sell it! It's good for peace and it's good for the world price of oil!", He said at a meeting. press conference at the UN in New York, while a series of US sanctions will hit the oil sector in early November.


The US president had engaged little time before from the UN platform to a violent charge against the oil-exporting countries and OPEC, accused of keeping crude prices at a high level.


"We are defending many of these nations for nothing and they are taking advantage of it to impose higher oil prices," he said, seeming to target his Arab Gulf allies directly.


Emmanuel Macron said that by denouncing the Iranian nuclear deal and reintroducing sanctions, Donald Trump was trying to push Tehran back to the negotiating table on a range of topics, from Iranian ballistics to regional influence. from this country.


"This is a strategy that is being built, assumed by the United States, which is basically to reduce the financial capacity of the regime to push for a change of strategy and a return to the table" negotiations, did he says the day after an interview with Donald Trump.


He also conceded that the mechanisms that Europeans are trying to put in place to circumvent US sanctions would not be enough to fill the impact of these US sanctions. These substitution mechanisms "will not make up for all US business decisions," he said.


"They will not correct or change the decisions of some major European or international groups that are very exposed to the United States" but will help "build commercial and industrial solutions with regional powers," said the French president.


Europeans want to introduce a barter system, extended to other countries, to preserve their trade with Iran.


By slamming the door of the 2015 nuclear deal in May, Donald Trump has reinstated a series of hefty sanctions against foreign companies or countries that would continue to do business with Tehran.


Under threat, many large groups (Total, Daimler ...) very engaged in the United States have since ceased all activity with Iran fears of US retaliation.


Agefi-Dow Jones The financial newswire


(END) Dow Jones Newswires


September 25, 2018 15:13 ET (19:13 GMT)