Oil prices fell by about 4 percent during trading on Monday, amid growing hopes for progress in talks aimed at ending the American-Zionist war on Iran, while gold rebounded from its lowest level in a year, benefiting from falling crude prices and the potential easing of inflationary pressures, according to two reports from Reuters. Brent crude futures fell by $4.20, or 3.7 percent, to $109.23 a barrel by 9 a.m. GMT, while West Texas Intermediate crude dropped by $3.98, or 3.8 percent, to $100.14. View the full content on Echourouk Online.
Algeria - Today, Monday, Finance Minister Mr. Mohamed Lamine Lebo began presenting the 2027 finance bill to the members of the National People's Assembly during a public session chaired by the Assembly President, Mrs. Khalida Boufda, in the presence of several government members.
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Algeria - The SONATRACH group continued its investment efforts in 2025, with its investments amounting to 1078 billion DZD (equivalent to 7.9 billion USD), an increase of 29 percent compared to 2024, according to the public group in its annual report for 2025, highlighting the continuous developmental dynamics that characterized it, enabling it to achieve its goals and implement its investment programs, while enhancing resilience and adaptability.
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Algeria - Niger received today, Sunday in Agadez (northern country), nearly fifty fuel tankers loaded with gasoline, with a total load estimated at 1600 tons, coming from the Seven Refinery (Adrar), aimed at supplying the Nigerien market and alleviating the tensions recorded in the oil materials sector in this brotherly country.
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