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Houthi Attacks Saudi Arabia: Oil Prices Near $100 as Energy Supply Faces New Risk

Oil prices are moving towards $100 per barrel after Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthi rebels launched a major wave of attacks on southern Saudi Arabia, hitting civilian and energy facilities and raising fresh fears about global oil supplies. The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia in 2026 injured at least 73 people, including women and children, according to…

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Dangote Refinery IPO Could Turn Nigeria’s Fuel Giant Into a Public Market Powerhouse

The Dangote Refinery IPO has received approval from Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission, setting the stage for what could become Africa’s biggest-ever share sale. The company plans to offer 4.1 billion ordinary shares at ₦525 each, potentially raising about ₦2.15 trillion, or $1.63 billion, if fully subscribed. The order book is expected to open on…

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Dangote Refinery Petrol Supply Falls 21% as Nigeria’s Fuel Imports Rise in July

The Dangote Refinery petrol supply to Nigeria’s domestic market fell sharply in July, while petrol imports increased, highlighting the delicate balance between local refining and foreign fuel supplies. New data from the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) showed that domestic petrol receipts dropped from 32.5 million litres per day in June to…

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Nigeria’s ₦15.8 Trillion Subsidy Savings Face a New Test as Dangote Refinery Raises Petrol Price

Nigeria says its subsidy reforms freed up ₦15.8 trillion between June 2023 and December 2025. But as crude oil prices climb again, the latest petrol price increase from the Dangote Refinery shows why the real test of the reforms is not simply how much government saves, but whether Nigerians can actually feel the benefit. Finance…

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Middle East Tensions Are Reshaping the Oil Business and Consumers Are Paying the Price

The continuing conflict involving Iran is creating a strange situation in the global energy market: oil companies are making much more money at the same time that higher energy prices are putting pressure on consumers and businesses. Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobil and Chevron are among the major energy companies benefiting from the sharp changes in oil…

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