Energy Update

SINGAPORE, Nov 17 (Reuters) - East Timor is seeking Australian public support to try to persuade Canberra to settle a longstanding maritime border dispute over the oil and gas rich waters that lie between the two countries, a senior minister told Reuters.

(Tue, 17 Nov 2015) Low water levels on the Rhine River have resulted in transportation disruptions for shipments of petroleum products by barge, which in turn have resulted in record supply disruptions in markets upriver, such as Switzerland and southern Germany, and high stock levels downriver, in the Netherlands and northwestern Germany.

* KOSPI rebounds as traders look beyond Paris effects * Caution remains over U.S. Fed policy, global economy By Yeonsoo Kwak SEOUL, Nov 17 (Reuters) - South Korean shares and the won rebounded early on Tuesday from the previous session's selloff following the attacks in Paris, but caution remained over other issues such as U.S. monetary policy and the global economy. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 1.2 percent, or 23 points, to 1,966.31 points as of 0210 GMT,

CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Canada's largest pipeline company Enbridge Inc cut 5 percent of its workforce on Monday, a company spokesman said, as low crude prices continued to drag on the North American oil and gas industry.