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RDSB Shell Plc

1,894.60
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shell Plc LSE:RDSB London Ordinary Share GB00B03MM408 'B' ORD EUR0.07
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1,894.60 1,900.40 1,901.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/4/2019
16:09
FTSE 100
7,446.87 +0.61%
Dow Jones
26,406.42 +0.08%
CAC 40
5,476.2 +0.23%

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 69.97 +0.82%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.96 +0.95%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.67 +0.87%

(WTI) - 05/04 17:46:22
62.66 USD +1.16%

Eni
15.848 +0.58%


Total
50.29 +0.84%

Engie
13.44 -0.22%

Orange
14.86 +0.07%


BP
568.6 +1.61%


Shell A
2,475.5 +1.45%


Shell B
2,497 +1.57%


Certainly a positive end to the week with a move into the 2475 to 2575p BOX hopefully to be confirmed during the coming week

waldron
05/4/2019
15:26
same from me sogoesit

bright sunny but chilly here

snow melting fast

waldron
05/4/2019
14:51
SP looking good... who knows we may make some capital gains next (fiscal) year!
Gearing-up for my ISA allocations next week.
This and RIO for income. Maybe PSN as well since it's unloved.
Good weekend all!

sogoesit
05/4/2019
12:32
Notice of Results

The Hague, April 5th 2019 - On Thursday, May 2nd 2019 at 07.00 BST (08.00 CEST
and 02.00 EST) Royal Dutch Shell plc will release its first quarter results and
first quarter interim dividend announcement for 2019.

These announcements will be available on

For enquiries please contact:

Shell Media Relations: +44 (0)207 934 5550

Shell Investor Relations: +31 (0)70 377 4540 or +1 832 337 2034



END


(END) Dow Jones Newswires

sarkasm
05/4/2019
12:31
Shell Breaks Market Mold With Deal Linking Gas Prices to Coal

Tsuyoshi Inajima, Stephen Stapczynski and Dan Murtaugh, Bloomberg 3:02 am CDT, Friday, April 5, 2019

Dallas pipeline operator Energy Transfer and Dutch oil giant Shell have signed an agreement that two companies say moves the proposed Lake Charles LNG export terminal towards a final investment decision. Photo: Energy Transfer LP

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Dallas pipeline operator Energy Transfer and Dutch oil giant Shell have signed an agreement that two companies say moves the proposed Lake Charles LNG export terminal towards a final investment decision.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc agreed to sell liquefied natural gas to a Japanese utility at prices that include a link to coal, the latest innovation in the booming LNG market where buyers are seeking -- o diversify risks.

In what Shell and its customer, Tokyo Gas Co., said Friday is the world’s first such contract, the 10-year deal includes a pricing formula that is based on coal indexation. By diversifying its price exposure for LNG, which has historically been linked to oil, costs of the fuel will be stabilized, Toshio Kawamura, a general manager with Tokyo Gas, said in a briefing Friday.

This type of deal would allow a utility to align the pricing of its LNG with changes in the coal market, and therefore better compete in its own power market, said Christopher Goncalves, chair of the energy practice at Berkeley Research Group.

RELATED: Shell enters into 20-year agreement with Rio Grande LNG

This is “a risk management strategy for somebody who is competing with coal-fired generation in the home market,” Goncalves said. “That is attractive in places which have a lot of coal-fired generation, such as China, India and Japan.”

Coal and natural gas face off as power generation fuel in several markets. In the U.S., cheap and abundant gas has decimated coal’s share from more than 50 percent as recently as 2008 to less than 25 percent last year, according to the Energy Information Administration. In Europe, utilities must add the cost of carbon emissions, which weighs more on coal users because it emits nearly twice as much carbon dioxide.

Pricing Rivalry

The rivalry hasn’t been as prevalent in Asia, where coal is typically the cheapest fossil fuel and most utilities in the region lack the ability to switch quickly to gas. Buyers like Japan, South Korea and China usually pay a premium for gas that is liquefied and shipped on ocean-going tankers. Spot LNG in early 2014 cost nearly $80 per barrel of oil equivalent more than coal, but has tumbled to a discount as wide as $12 last month, according to Bloomberg calculations.

The deal also highlights a growing diversity of pricing options in the LNG market as demand and spot trading booms. And it’s Shell’s second foray into unorthodox gas pricing this week. The company earlier announced a deal with NextDecade Corp. to buy U.S. LNG, which is usually linked to the American gas benchmark Henry Hub, on a Brent oil-linked basis.

Shell’s Singapore general manager last week piqued interest in the possibilities of coal-linked contracts when he mentioned in a panel discussion that it had reached such a deal with a Japanese buyer, which he said helped the company decide to build a gas-fired plant, rather than coal.

While Tokyo Gas in January did abandon plans for a coal-fired station near Tokyo, Kawamura pushed back against the idea that the two were connected.

“This contract has nothing to do with us giving up a coal-fired power plant,” he said. “We are still considering whether to use supplies from the Shell contract in our power business.”

sarkasm
05/4/2019
08:46
Brent oil prices rose on Thursday, topping $70 per barrel for the first time in nearly five months
vesna09
05/4/2019
05:56
European stocks set to open slightly higher on US-China trade optimism
Published 14 min ago
Ryan Browne
@Ryan_Browne_




Key Points

Market players monitored the latest developments in trade discussions between Washington and Beijing.
Investors grew nervous amid worries over a potential economic slowdown in the euro zone.
Traders will likely keep a close watch on upcoming U.S. non-farm payrolls due to be released in the afternoon.

European shares are set to open slightly higher Friday amid progress in U.S.-China trade talks, but gains look set to be capped on concerns of slowing economic activity in the euro zone.

waldron
04/4/2019
18:19
Alexander Bueso
Sharecast News
04 Apr, 2019 15:38
Barclays upbeat on outlook for BP and Royal Dutch Shell
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BP
559.60
16:35:20 04/04/19
-0.27%
-0.70

Analysts at Barclays sounded an upbeat note on Big oil, telling clients that companies in the space remained free cash-flow positive in the first quarter of 2019, with management teams' commitment to both discipline on capital expenditures and shareholder returns seen driving a "re-rating" in share prices over the next 12 months.
Royal Dutch Shell A
28.44
16:38:25 04/04/19
-0.30%
-0.08
FTSE 100
7,401.94
16:35:30 04/04/19
-0.22%
-16.34
AEX Index
561.55
17:05:02 04/04/19
0.04%
0.20
FTSE 350
4,103.41
16:35:30 04/04/19
-0.23%
-9.50
FTSE All-Share
4,046.62
16:35:30 04/04/19
-0.24%
-9.69

"The near 30% recovery in the Brent oil price over the last 12 weeks has brought a sense of optimism back to the oil sector, and we see the commitment of the management teams to capex discipline and shareholder returns as driving a re-rating of the sector over the coming 12 months," they said.

For the first three months of the year, Barclays also expected seasonally lower costs bases - as capex outlays declined by 20% against the last three months of 2018 - and its assumptions for the impact of IFRS 16 to help push companies' organic cash breakevens down by 7% versus the fourth quarter of 2018, to $48 a barrel on Brent.

Nevertheless, the sequential drop in oil prices and downstream margins was expected to result in a 17% drop in sector net income quarter-on-quarter.

Its key 'overweight' recommendations were Royal Dutch Shell (target price: 3250p), Neste (target price: €38), BP (target price: 700p), Total (target price: €65) and Equinor (target price: NOK270).

ariane
04/4/2019
16:39
While the experts of the Nigerian Government are expected to make written and oral presentations on April 4, 2019, the presentation by the ENI experts are expected next week, April 10, 2019.
waldron
04/4/2019
16:30
FTSE 100
7,401.94 -0.22%
Dow Jones
26,346.53 +0.49%
CAC 40
5,463.8 -0.09%


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 69.71 +0.58%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.94 -0.43%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.64 -1.27%

(WTI) - 04/04 18:06:39
62.51 USD +0.21%

Eni
15.756 -0.93%



Total
49.87 -0.26%


Engie
13.47 +0.00%

Orange
14.85 +0.13%


BP
559.6 -0.12%


Shell A
2,440 +0.25%


Shell B
2,458.5 +0.00%

waldron
04/4/2019
08:43
Royal Dutch Shell have lost -8.2% in the last six months, underperforming the Zacks Integrated Oil industry's loss of -7.4% during the same period. However, the stock is poised for strong performance in 2019. The integrated behemoth's recent results have been driven by robust commodity prices and higher downstream earnings. Shell's upstream unit profit has rebounded strongly thanks to steady commodity price recovery, while the integrated gas business - consisting of BG Group activities - impressed on the back of pricing gains.

Importantly, the Anglo-Dutch company's position as a key supplier of LNG should benefit its long-term cash flow growth. Consequently, Shell is likely to offer substantial upside from the current price levels and is viewed as a preferred supermajor to own now.

ariane
04/4/2019
08:20
10acious

please note estimate!!!!

and of course look at all the other catholic countries in the world and its the same story of massive population explosion,look at south America,the world is not doing any thing to reduce population and that is the most dangerous problem.

Africa is going to double its population by 2050 and they are all going to want what we have..

I apologise to the board for my posts but we have to face the facts of the impact it is going to have on climate change..

lippy4
04/4/2019
08:02
One should check ones "facts"Philippines Population (LIVE) The current population of the Philippines is 107,708,670 as of Wednesday, April 3, 2019, based on the latest United Nations estimates. the Philippines population is equivalent to 1.4% of the total world population.
10acious
04/4/2019
07:44
i think the pope would be better served advising his flock to stop producing so many children as population expansion is the driving force for so many of the worlds ill's..fact!!!!

the philippines has grown from 30 million to 130 million plus in 50 years and growing.

lippy4
04/4/2019
06:49
Royal Dutch Shell RDSB Barclays Capital Overweight 3,250.00 - Reiterates
ariane
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