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Iran's back, but goalposts have shifted
It won't be business as usual for Iranian oil exporters. Much has happened since sanctions were tightened.
Wall St up as oil price recovers
Wall Street rose, as a recovery in the price of oil offered investors confidence to pick up beaten-down stocks.
Oil and China concerns smother markets
Concern about low oil prices and China's growth prospects has driven New Zealand's sharemarket lower.
NZ dollar rises as oil prices advance from slump
The New Zealand dollar rose as oil prices gained from a 12-year low and Chinese stocks gained in afternoon trading.
Plunging oil boosts call for cuts to OCR
Oil prices have hit a new 11-year low, adding weight to calls for more cuts in the Reserve Bank's official cash rate.
Why oil prices are plunging - again
Low oil prices plunged further, falling as low as $34.26 per barrel for Brent crude, a global benchmark.
Japan's stalled $37b nuke recycling plan
Rokkasho reprocessing complex in a northeast corner of Japan's main island of Honshu is raising speculation.
Iran says boost in oil exports won't damage market
Iran will raise its oil exports by 500,000 barrels a day within a week after the removal of international sanctions.
Global oil glut could take rest of this year to clear
Oil prices rose on the last day of the year but fell as much as 35 per cent for 2015 after a race to pump by Middle East crude producers.
Oil poised for record 2-year loss
Oil is headed for its biggest two-year loss on record as an expansion in U.S. crude stockpiles exacerbated a global glut.
US shale producers running out of survival tricks
For an industry that already was pushing its cost-cutting efforts to the limits, the new declines are a devastating blow.
Oil slides, petrol only slips
The price of petrol is falling, aided and abetted by a regional price war, but has it declined far enough, given the slump in oil prices?
Maui pipeline sold for $335 million
Maui natural gas pipeline has been sold to First State Investments.
Kinley Salmon: Diversifying economy going awry
There is no doubt New Zealand's economy needs to diversify, writes Kinley Salmon. In 2013, 44 per cent of our goods exports were animal and animal products
Focus on NZ market after global sell-off
All eyes will be on the NZ stockmarket as it opens this morning after global equity markets fell amid slumping oil prices.
Petrol price war heats up
The petrol pump war has moved up a gear with Z petrol stations entering the fray and slashing prices.
Z biodiesel plant set for testing
Fuel company Z says it has built New Zealand's first commercial-scale biodiesel plant, at Wiri, for $26 million.
Petrol price war sparks car queues
Kiwis planning to fill up their petrol tanks for summer road trips can save up to 20 cents a litre off their fuel today.
Imagine a world where black swans really do come true in 2016
Investors can't ignore so-called Black Swan scenarios following a year that surprised the world with record refugee flows and brutal terror attacks.
New oil exploration permits granted by Govt
Days after signing the Paris Climate Agreement, New Zealand has granted more permits for oil and gas exploration
Business Leader of the Year Award
Mike Bennetts has driven Z Energy since its inception and this year has been a particularly strong one for shareholders.
Petrol prices keep falling - BP, Z cut
Petrol prices have fallen for the third time in less than a week, but won't drop further before Christmas.