Oil & Gas

Carlyle Reviews Deal for Lukoil’s $22 Billion Overseas Assets

The U.S. fund The Carlyle Group is studying the possibility of acquiring the overseas oil and gas assets held by Lukoil, Russia’s second-largest oil producer. According to international media reports published on Thursday, November 13, the deal concerns a portfolio valued at around $22 billion based on Lukoil’s 2024 accounts.

Oil Stabilizes After Selloff Amid OPEC Reassessment and U.S. Funding Deal

Oil prices steadied on Wednesday after a sharp 4% slide the day before, with Brent trading near $63.08 and WTI around $58.80 at 11:01 a.m. ET, as traders reassessed the latest OPEC shift toward a more balanced 2026 market outlook. The passage of the U.S. funding deal that ended the government shutdown removed one macro problem, but crude remained focused on supply signals rather than broader risk sentiment.