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OPEC producers have reached a catch-22 in their quest to rebalance global supply fundamentals for their precious crude oil markets. While deeper cuts are necessary to bring supply and…
OPEC officials are hoping to limit the production of both Libya and Nigeria, as fears grow that the two exempted members are undermining cuts from the rest of the cartel.…
The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port plans to start exporting crude by early next year, in the latest indication there’s an oil export boom in the world’s top oil consumer. According…
Indonesia is open to rejoining OPEC, but only if it can determine its own production levels, the country’s Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Ignasius Jonan told Reuters in an…
The U.S. Department of Commerce is due to submit a plan to President Donald Trump regarding a presidential memorandum on the use of American-made steel and iron products in pipelines.…
The Energy Information Administration once again helped to lift oil market spirits this week by reporting another hefty decline in U.S. commercial crude oil inventories for the week ending…
The resurgence in shale drilling and production could be bumping up against some limits, with output expected to fall far short of market expectations for this year and next, according…
Following Saudi Arabia’s pledge to do the same, the United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday its plans to reduce oil exports beginning in September of this year. The announcement was…
Natural gas output from the U.S. shale formations is at a record high. So are recoverable gas reserves, according to the Potential Gas Committee. This sounds like good news…
An agency little-known outside accounting circles recently issued draft rules to change the standards which govern the verification of the year-end oil and gas reserves of public companies. The change…
Oil prices have spiked at the start of this week, with Brent breaking through the $50 mark in response to Saudi Arabia's promises to cut more oil and its determination…
Oil prices have faced increased pressure in 2017; if it’s not Nigeria and Libya output, it’s US shale. If it’s not US shale, it’s predictions of weakening demand. If it’s…
It appears that Horseman Global's Russell Clark may have been spot on with his bearish take on the US shale sector. As a reminder, in his latest letter to…
Russia’s Energy Minister Alexander Novak said yesterday that over the last six months, global crude oil supply has shrunk by 350 million barrels thanks to the production-cutting efforts of…
At the meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC producers in St. Petersburg on Monday, Saudi Arabia announced its intention to take further action to bolster flagging oil prices. Saudi oil minister…
The 4th OPEC- Non-OPEC Ministerial Monitoring Committee meeting in St Petersburg, Russia, has – as expected- been a renewal of commitment by the leading producers Saudi Arabia, Russia and others,…
While OPEC is trying to ‘fix’ the supply side of the oil market, demand at one of the world’s top refiners is faltering in the summer—a season on which the…
Things have been mostly good for Nigeria’s oil industry in recent months. The government negotiated a peace with the militants that wreaked havoc on the oil transport infrastructure in the…
Higher vehicle efficiency and electric cars penetration, higher fuel prices, and lower economic growth may lead to a global oil demand peak as soon as in 2024, Goldman Sachs
Earlier this week, Ecuador’s Oil Minister Carlos Perez announced that the country would no longer abide by its commitment to the Vienna Accord. That’s the OPEC-Russia deal to cut oil…