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...(Oliver Telling with additional reporting by Arjun Neil Alim) This article has been amended to clarify that investors are calling on Nike to ensure that the workers affected are collectively paid $2.2mn...
...Arjun Murti, an analyst at Houston-based energy advisory and investment firm Veriten, said a tie-up between BP and Shell could be “logical”....
...Arjun Murti, a veteran oil analyst who had worked with Currie at Goldman, described him as “irreplaceable” and said his exit was “absolutely an end of an era at Goldman Sachs”....
...Reporting by: Emma Agyemang, Josephine Cumbo, Mary McDougall, Rafe Uddin and Arjun Neil Alim...
...“There’s almost no appetite from investors or companies to get back to reinvesting over 100 per cent of your cash flow,” says Arjun Murti, a veteran oil analyst who is now an adviser at Veriten, an energy...
...“The price is going to have to stay higher for a longer period of time in order to motivate some change in behaviour,” says Arjun Murti, a veteran energy analyst who forecast the oil price peak of 2008....
...“It seems like everybody is aligned and saying ‘don’t grow’,” said Arjun Murti, a former analyst who is now on ConocoPhillips’ board, referring to the shale patch....
...Arjun Murti became one of the most famous oil analysts of the last supercycle after he made the call in 2005 that oil could go above $100 a barrel, while working alongside Currie at Goldman Sachs....
...Arjun Murti, a former Goldman Sachs analyst who correctly predicted the $100-a-barrel oil era, says the US energy industry is more likely to continue investing in fossil fuels but desperately needs to improve...
...More famous, of course, was the prediction by Goldman Sachs’ oil equities analyst Arjun Murti, who said in December 2005 that the oil market could face a “super-spike” in oil prices similar to the 1970s’...
...Goldman’s commodity-equity team — as made famous by analyst Arjun Murti and his $200 oil call last year — is out with a new collaborative note. Unsurprisingly, it’s pretty bullish....
...Arjun Murti, formerly the world’s most bullish energy equity analyst, is back....
...Goldman Sachs energy analysts Arjun Murti on the equities side and Jeff Currie on commodities have just presented their thoughts for the market in 2009 — a follow up to their outlook published earlier last...
...It’s true that Exxon is cash rich and as a result uniquely placed to move on the M&A front, but as Goldman Sach’s lead energy equity analyst Arjun Murti expressed Thursday in a conference call, it’s unlikely...
...Goldman Sachs’ Arjun Murti believes oil prices of $150 to $200 a barrel within the next six to 24 months are “increasingly likely”....
...The warning by Arjun Murti came as oil prices hit a fresh high above $122 a barrel, boosted by supply disruptions in Nigeria, lower output in Russia and continued robust demand in China ahead of the Olympics...
...Among those with the strongest claim to take over Mr Naimi’s mantle are Jeffrey Currie and Arjun N. Murti of Goldman Sachs....
...The New York Times reports that Arjun Murti is being dubbed the oil market’s Cassandra, attracting attention by issuing one sensational forecast after another....
...Murti of Goldman Sachs....
...Many believe this year’s price will average about $120 a barrel, but Arjun Murti, of Goldman Sachs, has predicted a spike to $200 and Alexey Miller, chief executive of Gazprom, the Russian gas monopoly,...
...Morrow Ken N. Murphy Arjun N. Murti, oil analyst. Kenichi Nagasu Gavin G. O’Connor Peter C. Oppenheimer, head of European portfolio strategy. Robert W. Pack Konstantinos N....
...Morrow Ken N. Murphy Arjun N. Murti, oil analyst. Kenichi Nagasu Gavin G. O’Connor, corporate controller Peter C. Oppenheimer, head of European portfolio strategy. Robert W. Pack Konstantinos N....
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