Rising US supply a big overhang on crude pricesThe risk-on mood in global markets and a weaker dollar added fuel to the rally in January.
Oil's rout is over, hail the return of $100 crude! MaybeUS gasoline and diesel are both the most expensive they have been at this time since 2014.
Will Norway Wealth Fund decision hit oil industry?After more than 40 years of pumping oil, Norway is in need of new investments to replenish reserves.
Brent oil steals show as hedge funds leave US crude asideWTI rose 14 cents to $48.65 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Monday.
Oil to fall below $40 without more Opec effortsGoldman is flagging the risk of a further drop after the bank late last month cut its 3-month forecast for WTI to $47.50.
Crude oil prices to stay lower without deeper Opec cuts: Goldman SachsAccelerating crude stockpile declines will require deeper cuts in the short term.
Five charts that explain crude oil's sudden nosedive toward $45It started with a technical break. Then another. Then another.
Suddenly, oil below $40 a barrel doesn't seem so far-fetchedCrude oil prices have plunged about 13 per cent in the last three weeks.
World’s biggest IPO may be the real reason behind Saudi Arabia agreeing to Opec dealThe slump in oil prices had threatened the country’s big plan; privatising what could become the world’s biggest publicly traded oil compan...
Oil prices should not come under significant pressure: Jonathan Barratt, Ayers AllianceThere will be more demand at the end of the day to suck up the extra supply.
Oil to drift lower over next few weeks: Nick Parsons, National Australia BankIt seems likely that supply-demand imbalance is probably going to weigh down on the market
Volatility in crude prices to rise in runup to Doha output review meetOptimism that major producers will strike an output freeze deal next month amid rising gasoline demand in the US will keep investors on the...
Rise in oil price a temporary blip: Azlin Ahmand, Argus Media"The market is still well supplied and although demand will increase this year, it is not enough to absorb all the supply"
Crude prices would not go beyond $38 per barrel next year: Rahul Ghosh, Moody's"This year, investors are looking for signals on the growth front, at economies laying the ingredients for future growth and investment"
Expect better numbers by end of the year: Rob Carnell, INGIn a chat with ET Now, Rob Carnell, ING, says, further falls cannot be ruled out now
Oil to stay volatile: Harsh Agarwal, Deutsche BankIn a chat with ET Now, Harsh Agarwal, Deutsche Bank, says continued volatility means markets are going to more and more decorrelate with oil
What happens in US, China to set stage for rest: James Knightley, INGIn a chat with ET Now, James Knightley, Senior Economist, ING, discusses the renewed slide in oil prices