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• Algerian Minister Kicks Off Gas Forum With Warning to Europe
• Earnings Weigh Heavy on Week's Share Performances
• PDV to Strengthen Gas and Refining Sectors
• Ex-Enron CEO Says He Was Unaware of Scandal
• Stock Market Scorecard
• India Reveals Iraqi Crude Kickback Request
• Daily Oil & Gas Price Review
• Stock Market Scorecard.
• Munoz Adds Detail to 2002 Pemex Spending Plans
• Daily Oil & Gas Price Review
• Canada's Nexen Steps Up Yemen Drilling, Says Regional
• PDV Set to Lose Millions Over Power Crisis
• Speculation Sparks Weekly Crude Gains; Fundamentals Still
• Platts Discussing Adding Other Grades to Brent Pricing
• Soft Fundamentals to Offset Strong Gasoline Demand, Soften Prices
• Futures Fall Again Ahead of API Data, Doubts Over Russian Output Curbs
• GAO Files Suit Over White House Energy Plan
• Mexican Vote for PRI Leader Could Influence Energy Policy
• Iraqi Exports Remain Sluggish
• Crude Rallies Nearly $1 Amid Expectations of Further Crude
• Oil Officials Join Growing Anti-Chavez Camp, Furious About
• Earnings, Dividends
• Ecuador Sends Army to Protect Pipeline Work
• Pride Takes Charge to Offset Argentine Fallout
• Renewable Fuel Mandate Would Disturb Oil Market, NPRA Warns
• California Adds to Pressure on Fuel Economy
• Concerns About Foreign Supplies Help Put Floor Under Prices
• Oil Futures Rally, Despite Confusing News on Fundamentals
• Saudis Hike Prices For US, Cut For Europe
• EIA Weekly Statistics .05% Residual Unfin- .05% Resid .05% Resid
• Last-Minute Brent Short-Covering Lifts Nymex Crude More
• Earnings, Dividends
• Iraq Exports, Pipeline Flows Stop at Ceyhan
• Technology, Energy Service Concerns Post Week's Biggest
• US Integrated Oil Companies Reel From Global Economic
• Ethanol Producers Hit Back at MTBE Report
• Nymex Crude Holds at $21/bbl, Supported by Fears of
• Spot Prices for US Crudes Lose Ground, Even as Imports of
• Senators Call for Tough Line on Libyan Sanctions
• Spotlight Falls on Norwegian Production, as Data on Cuts
• Bush Pitches for Energy Plan as Battle Looms
• Ex-Enron CEO Skilling Insists He's Guilt-Free
• Carter Lobbies on ANWR; Senate Opens Debate
• Traders Protest Enron's Cash Management
• Independents Rethink Spending as Profits Fall
• Two Top Exxon Officials to Retire
• Congress Moves To Haul in Lay After Damning Enron Report
• PDV Sued For Cutting Supplies After OPEC Deal
• Bush Tables $21.9 Bln Energy Budget
• UK Pushes UN to Put Iraqi Crude Exports To Asia on
• Equatorial Guinea Output to Jump
• Another Feared Brent Squeeze Sends Shock Across Energy
• Enron Whistle-Blower to Testify Before Senate Investigators
• Banks Intervene to Lift Bolivar Amid Regional Uncertainty;
• Oil Futures Trade Sideways, Retain Most of Iraq-Inspired Gains
• Michigan Set to Ban Drilling in Great Lakes
• Daily Oil & Gas Price Review
• Daily Oil & Gas Price Review
• Stock Market Scorecard
• Opec May Have to Maintain Curbs Until 2003
• Earnings, Dividends
• Chemicals Show No Sign of Recovery Amid Weak Fundamentals
• Total, BP Lead Way in Growth Prospects, Study Shows
• Chavez Completes PDV Shakeup With Replacement of Five of
• Prospects Dim for Alaskan Gas Pipeline
• Can O'Malley Work His Magic on Debt-Laden Premcor?
• Dynegy to Spin Off NGL Business, as Energy Merchant Sector
• Stock Market Scorecard
• EIA Weekly Statistics .05% Residual Unfin- .05% Resid .05% Resid
• Stock Market Scorecard
• Retroactive Pricing Squabbles Hurt Iraqi Oil Program, UN
• Colombia Announces Two Big Oil Discoveries; Repsol is
• US Spot Crudes Draw Strength From Tight Foreign Supplies,
• US Senators Propose Tough Fuel-Economy Rules
• Stock Market Scorecard
• Oxy Swaps Stakes With Lyondell
• Energy Merchants Knocked by Enron, With Mirant Hardest Hit
• Mexico Readies for Cut, with Rise
• Stock Market Scorecard
• Lay Severs Last Tie With Enron But Congress Still Wants A

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