CNOOC-Nexen deal faces reciprocity concerns

Conway Irwin

31 August 2012 | 12:29 GMT

Natural Gas News - CNOOC-Nexen deal faces reciprocity concerns

CNOOC is seeking Canadian government approval for its purchase of Nexen, but the deal has raised reciprocity concerns in the Canada-China bilateral investment relationship.

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