Anthony DiPaola

Matthew Martin

Bloomberg

Saudi Aramco shares sink as the oil price war and coronavirus toll escalates

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Three-phase spheroids stand behind pipelines at Saudi Aramco's crude oil processing facility, in Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019. Aramco showed it has made significant progress in restoring damaged oil infrastructure to normal operation just a month after a devastating aerial attack halted production. Photographer: Dina Khrennikova/Bloomber

Saudi Aramco Says Damage From Drone Attacks That Plunged World Oil Market Into Chaos Is Already Fixed

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Javier Blas

Julian Lee

TOPSHOT - A picture taken on September 15, 2019 shows an Aramco oil facility near al-Khurj area, just south of the Saudi capital Riyadh. - Saudi Arabia raced today to restart operations at oil plants hit by drone attacks which slashed its production by half, as Iran dismissed US claims it was behind the assault.

Saudi Arabia Has Few Options to Replace the Massive Drop in Oil Output From Its Attacked Plant

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Abbas Al Lawati

Middle East, Persian Gulf region, Strait of Hormuz, satellite view

Saudi Arabia Says Oil Tankers Damaged in ‘Sabotage Attack’ as Middle East Tensions Rise