Crude Oil Falls After IEA Cuts Demand Forecast to Five-Year Low Bloomberg Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:44 AM PDT April 13 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil declined after an International Energy Agency report showed that 2009 demand may slump to the lowest level in five years as factories shut and car sales tumble amid a deepening global recession. | Supreme Court upholds Karnataka order on power tariff Calcutta News Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:41 AM PDT The Supreme Court Monday upheld the Karnataka government order, directing power producers such as GMR Energy to supply electricity to the state grid at Rs.5.50 per unit as fixed January 1, an official said. | It was lights out overnight in Grand Junction KJCT 8 Grand Junction Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:40 AM PDT It was lights out overnight for more than 4,000 Xcel Energy customers in the Grand Junction area. Many people had to bring out the candles and flashlights, as they were left in the dark almost all night long. KJCT News 8's Crystal Costa has more. | Oil falls below $50 on IEA demand forecast AP via Yahoo! Finance Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:39 AM PDT Oil prices fell below $50 a barrel Monday after the International Energy Agency said it expects global crude demand to drop this year amid the worst worldwide recession in decades. | Oil Prices 4/13/09 The Meridian Star Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:38 AM PDT SINGAPORE (AP) â" Oil prices fell to below $52 a barrel Monday in Asia after the International Energy Agency said it expects global crude demand to drop this year amid the worst worldwide recession in decades. | Oil Drops Below $52 On IEA Forecast Manufacturing.net Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:38 AM PDT After the International Energy Agency said it expects global crude demand to drop this year, oil prices fell 77 cents to $51.47 a barrel Monday in Asia. | Oil drops below $50 after IEA cuts demand view Reuters via Yahoo! News Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:35 AM PDT Oil fell below $50 a barrel on Monday after the International Energy Agency cut deeply its forecast for oil demand, offsetting the impact of data showing Chinese crude imports rose to their second highest ever. | Total Increases Consideration Under Offer for Shares of UTS Bloomberg Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:35 AM PDT April 13 (Bloomberg) -- Total SA, Europeâs third-biggest oil company, said it increased the consideration under its offer to acquire all of the outstanding common shares of Canadaâs UTS Energy Corp. from C$1.30 per share to C$1.75 per share. | | |
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