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An employee works inside a silk factory in Neijiang, Sichuan province, July 3, 2013. REUTERS/CHINA DAILY Chinese policymakers emerged from

UK inflation rises in January as fuel price fall eases

UK inflation edged up to a 12 month high in January, as a fall in petrol prices eased. Inflation, as

The head of the eurozone’s central bank has told the European Parliament its banks are “more resilient” though challenges remain

An oil worker adjusts a flow valve at an oilfield operated by Embamunaigas, a unit of KazMunaiGas Exploration Production, near

The profitability of the country’s largest oil and gas producer, OGDCL, plummeted 28.5 per cent in the first half of

Top global producers Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed on Tuesday to freeze oil output in a bid to shore up

The United States and Cuba have signed a deal to restore commercial flights for the first time in more than

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London-listed Royal Dutch Shell has overtarken California-based Chevron to become the world’s second biggest non-state owned oil company. The move

The government of Sindh has urged the centre to come up with an incentive package for Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM),