Trade
Crude Oil , Trade , International
IEA’s Fatih Birol Sees 1 Million-Barrel Oil Market Surplus
IEA's Fatih Birol told Reuters that oil prices could not be expected to rise significantly under "normal conditions" although unexpected developments, such as rising instability in Iraq, could alter the situation.
Crude Oil , Trade , International , Pipelines
Oil Prices Rise As Libya Declares Force Majeure On Oil Fields
Two major oil fields in southwest Libya began shutting down on Jan. 19 after forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar closed a pipeline, potentially cutting national output to a fraction of its normal level.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) , Imports , International
Chinese Demand For US LNG Unlikely To Surge
As long as tariffs on gas remain, traders will be reluctant to commit to deals.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) , Natural Gas , Crude Oil , Trade , International
Opinion: What Happens If China Does Buy $52 Billion Of US Crude, Coal, LNG?
The terms of the trade deal imply an absolutely massive increase in Chinese imports of U.S. energy, and if this actually comes to pass, it will have serious disruptive effects across global markets.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) , Crude Oil , Trade , International
US Energy Exports To Climb As China Pledges Ramp-Up In Purchases
Quantities were not specified in the accord and analysts were unclear how quota sales will work.
Crude Oil , Trade , International
Opinion: Three Reasons Why WTI Crude Oil Could Reach $70
Crude oil once again takes center stage with WTI spiking to a three-month high after recent events renewed tension in the Middle East.
Crude Oil , Policy & Regulations , Trade
OPEC Expects Lower Demand For Its Oil As US Hits New Milestone
OPEC expects lower demand for its crude oil in 2020 as rival producers grab market share and the U.S. looks set for another output record.
Investment , Exploration & Production , Crude Oil , Trade , International
IPTC: All Eyes On US Shale, Says Bahrain’s Oil Minister
Speaking during the opening day of IPTC, Bahrain Oil Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa also said he sees producers challenged by rising energy demand in the future.
Crude Oil , Trade , International
Iran Unlikely To Target Strait Of Hormuz Over Soleimani Killing
China, which is increasing its influence in the region and buys 50%-70% of Iranian oil exports, would be opposed to any interruption of energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
Crude Oil , Trade , International , Shale Plays
Opinion: Why America Has Less To Fear From An Oil Shock
The homegrown energy boom in the U.S. has reduced its vulnerability.