Oil is down a little this morning as the market weighs up the Oman/Iran potential agreement. Good interims from Jadestone with progress particularly in Vietnam and Malaysia. Arrow are fully up to speed in Colombia and have added in Canada at very good prices and Sintana are also in-line with expectations. And the Rockhopper raise is here as was well telegraphed.
Another flash blog, today Union Jack has an uncommercial well in the US, GKP has a short AGM update and Sunda look to be in a fight for the PSC in Timor-Leste after years of hard work.
Oil is another two dollars down today after the details of the MOU were released. Kistos have an upbeat announcement from Balder and Star have a new presentation whilst Eco have a good mid year update.
Oil rallied sharply again with the events in Iran inevitably leading to retaliation of some sort. Today JOG looks to the future with GBA looking likely top be developed. Eco have updated from Guyana where I think that an extension is likely and UOG have also updated from Jamaica.
Oil rallied yesterday but is weaker today, c'est la vie... Serica has completed the Prax acquisition.
Oil is quiet today, PetroTal has Q3 results and Corcel has seen more warrants exercised giving a boost to funds.
Oil remains strong as tomorrow is tariff day and India stays in the crosshairs, along with Russia. Today Rockhopper raises $140m for Sea Lion and Prospex updates with a slight disappointment.
Oil fell sharply as expected on the peace news. DEC strike a deal with Carlyle, hunting an accretive acquisition in the UK and corcel has an exercise of warrants.
Oil continues to firm, a weak dollar and better supply and demand data is the reason. And Rockhopper has a great independent resource evaluation from NSAI but has lost the OM case.
A flash blog today, oil continues to rise with President Trump touring the Middle East. Today Zephyr announce a fascinating deal on non-operated assets in the Williston whilst PetroTal details the borrowing for its erosion project and Touchstone details its borrowing for the Central Block acquisition.