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Nigeria opposition's Buhari ahead as vote count resumes

ABUJA, March 31 (Reuters) - Nigeria's opposition contender Muhammadu Buhari held a sizeable lead as counting in the country's election resumed on Tuesday, raising the prospect of a stunning ballot box victory for a man who first came to power three decades ago via a military coup.

UPDATE 1-Gulf Keystone places 85.9 mln shares at 21 pct discount

March 31 (Reuters) - Oil producer Gulf Keystone Petroleum said it raised about $40.7 million through a share placement at a discount of 21 percent to the stock's Monday close.

Fortum's Polish arm to spend 200 mln euro on new heat plant

WARSAW, March 31 (Reuters) - Finland's Fortum plans to spend around 200 million euros ($215 million) to build a 220 megawatt (MW) co-generation heating plant in the south of Poland, it said on Tuesday.

BUZZ-Ithaca Energy: increases hedging to mitigate oil weakness

** The London and Toronto-listed Ithaca Energy jumps as much as 14 pct

RPT-UPDATE 2-Chairman of troubled S.Africa utility Eskom steps down

* Utility battling to keep S.Africa lit up (Adds appointment of new chairman, background)

British coal imports to jump ahead of April 1 carbon tax hike

LONDON, March 31 (Reuters) - Britain's coal imports should show a spike for the first quarter of 2015 as utilities hoard ahead of a tax rise designed to encourage tehm to switch away from the more polluting coal-fired power generation.

Conoco to push on with investment in Indonesia oil, gas -govt

JAKARTA, March 31 (Reuters) - U.S.

Are there any signs of support for steel and raw materials prices?

Low steel and steel raw materials prices persist. How will China's steel export and environmental policies affect steel raw materials markets?

Gulf Keystone places 85.9 million shares at 21 percent discount

March 31 (Reuters) - Oil producer Gulf Keystone Petroleum said it raised about $40.7 million through a share placement at a discount of 21 percent to the stock's Monday close.

More Iran oil post-sanctions, aimed at Asia, may hurt Iraq

DUBAI/NEW DELHI/HONG KONG, March 31 (Reuters) - A possible surge in Iranian oil exports from an end to sanctions will reboot a struggle between top Middle East producers for Asian buyers, with Iraq looking the most vulnerable.

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