Wall Street JournalAsian Shares Higher as Oil RecoversWall Street JournalIn Australia, energy shares are up 3.2% this week, as U.S. oil prices surpass prices on the global market for the first time in four years. Some analysts said parity between the two b …

Wall Street JournalAsian Shares Tumble on Oil, Junk-Bond WorriesWall Street JournalAsian markets fell early Monday amid sharpening worries about the stability of the junk-bond market and tumbling oil prices. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was down 3.2%, …

BBC NewsScottish economy 'shrinks as oil downturn bites'BBC NewsThe Scottish economy contracted slightly last month as a result of a downturn in the oil and gas industry, according to a report. The latest Bank of Scotland purchasing managers index …

ReutersAsian Markets Drop on Decline in Oil PricesWall Street JournalHONG KONG—Asian markets tumbled Tuesday after global oil benchmarks hit the lowest levels in almost seven years in U.S. trading, sending energy stocks and raw materials producers sharply …

Press TVOfficial: Iran's new oil contracts 'very flexible'Press TVAs Iran prepares to announce its new oil and gas contracts next week, a senior official says they take into account oil price fluctuations and investment risks. Tehran is about t …

The DiplomatOil Prices: Lower For Longer?The DiplomatAsia's oil and gas consumers are set to benefit from weaker prices for an extended period, while the region's producers struggle to adjust. However, for the energy-hungry region, the latest forec …

The Rakyat PostPalm Oil Seen Extending Climb on Ringgit Weakness, Mistry SaysBloombergPalm oil may extend its bull market climb should the Malaysian currency retreat further against the dollar, according to Dorab Mistry, director at Godrej Industries Ltd. …

BloombergJefferies: China's Demand for Oil Is Totally Misunderstood by the MarketBloombergAmid sinking crude prices, there's been an almost single-minded focus on supply dynamics in the oil market, in particular, the resilience of U.S. production, …

Wall Street JournalChinese Oil Companies Brace for Turbulent Second HalfWall Street JournalBEIJING—Chinese oil companies say they are bracing for a turbulent second half and no relent of the low oil prices that have sent their earnings plunging. Amid weak …

Wall Street JournalFor Asia's Oil Consumers, It's a Buyer's MarketWall Street JournalOil consumers, mainly the refineries that turn crude into products like gasoline and jet fuel, face a dilemma in this “new normal” era. Do they stick to multiy …