HomeCommodity Market News Baker Hughes reports the first weekly decline in U.S. oil-drilling rigs in 7 weeks By Renton Campoy October 23, 2021 0 90 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Baker Hughes reports the first weekly decline in U.S. oil-drilling rigs in 7 weeks Source: Investing.com Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleAustralia says EU has postponed free trade talks for second timeNext articleSeaspan Ferries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through using carbon-neutral Renewable Natural Gas in LNG-powered vessels Renton Campoy Related Articles Economic, Financial news US House speaker weighs Republican-only debt ceiling move as Biden proves immovable Commodity Market News Crude oil higher; Chinese PMI, U.S. inflation data help Economic, Financial news Virgin Orbit to lay off about 85% of staff LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Stay Connected11,268FansLike12,893FollowersFollow740FollowersFollow - Advertisement - Latest Articles Economic, Financial news US House speaker weighs Republican-only debt ceiling move as Biden proves immovable Commodity Market News Crude oil higher; Chinese PMI, U.S. inflation data help Economic, Financial news Virgin Orbit to lay off about 85% of staff Commodity Market News Crude oil higher; Chinese PMI, U.S. inflation data help Commodity Market News Biden calls on Russia to release US reporter: “Let him go” Load more Popular Articles Commodity Market News Japanese rubber futures end mixed on murky global outlook Commodity Market News India Edible Oil: Mustard rises on increased arrivals, soybean falls Commodity Market News Peru copper mines aim for output boost this year Tire Market & Tire Company news Bespoke High-Performance Bridgestone Tyres for the New Lamborghini Revuelto Economic, Financial news Australian job vacancies fall 1.5% in Feb quarter, still high historically Load more