Global Online News: If the United Nations Security Council passes a strict resolution targeting Iran’s nuclear activities, how will Iran respond? There are signs that Iran may follow North Korea and withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

At US$78.40 per barrel, the current historical high may be just a passing smoke. Although the peak of oil prices is difficult to estimate, an oil price of US$80/barrel is just around the corner. Amid market concerns about the impact of the situation in the Middle East on oil supply, during Asian trading last Friday, the price of light crude oil for August delivery on the New York Mercantile Excha

The continuous failures of missile and satellite launches over the past two days will have at least these major impacts on India.

Although high international oil prices have had a certain adverse impact on U.S. economic growth this year, the U.S. economy still grew at a relatively strong pace in the first half of the year, and the growth prospects for the second half of the year are still good.

$75.78! Light crude oil futures for August delivery in the New York market set a new historical record yesterday evening after hitting a 23-year high the day before yesterday.

Recently, the world's two largest steel companies, Mittal and Arcelor, simultaneously announced that the two parties have reached an agreement on Mittal's improved merger proposal and will jointly form a global company called "Arcelor-Mittal". The new overlord of the steel industry. The new company's annual output is as high as 120 million tons, accounting for about 10% of the world's steel indust

Like some other countries in Western Europe, France is a large oil consumer and at the same time an oil-poor country. France's oil resources are very limited. Less than 2 million tons of crude oil are mined in the country every year, but its demand reaches about 100 million tons. The oil it needs basically relies on imports.

A forecast report released by the U.S. Department of Energy on the 20th stated that the proportion of oil in global energy demand will decrease in the next 20 years, while the proportion of coal, natural gas and renewable fuels will increase.