CNBCOil market recovery could 'rip people's faces off'CNBCWhile some investors are predicting that market expectations for oil at $50 a barrel might be too fast, and too soon, Bill Smith, chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager at …

CNBCOil prices will find equilibrium in Q2, short trades to suffer, says Bill ...CNBCInvestors betting on a fall in shares of energy companies could have their "faces ripped off' if oil prices continue their recovery, a money manager told CNBC.and …

CNBCOil market rally could 'rip people's faces off'CNBCWhile some investors are predicting that market expectations for oil at $50 a barrel might be too fast, and too soon, Bill Smith, chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager at Ba …

CBC.caNorth American stock markets rise as oil surgesCBC.caStock markets in Toronto and New York were solidly higher in late morning trading on Monday as crude oil jumped by six per cent and metals prices surged. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 124 …

Financial TimesOil volatility extends to restaurant kitchensFinancial TimesThe rise of US biodiesel, refined from fats and vegetable oils, saw a waste product become a valuable commodity. In 2013, benchmark yellow grease sold for 36 cents per pound, accord …

CNBCAsia shares rise; Nikkei ends up 1%, Shanghai adds 2.1%CNBC"The principal drivers of the better mood were a rebound in oil (partly due to the agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia) and positive U.S. data," the bank said. Reports emerged l …

CNBCOil is down so why aren't Asian consumers happy?CNBCThe plunge in oil prices was supposed to help consumers by boosting their disposable incomes. Things aren't quite going according to plan. Not all consumers in Asia are benefiting from far low …

CNBCWhy airlines aren't loving cheap oilCNBCAirlines are thought to benefit from low oil prices because the cheaper commodity makes jet fuel - a major expense for airlines - less costly. But airline chiefs at the Singapore Airshow have pointed to the p …

CNBCWhy oil will recover faster than metalsCNBCMetals prices may have outperformed oil over the past 20 months, but that's unlikely to continue, with metals set to keep dropping while crude recovers, Goldman Sachs said. "On the supply side, metals …

CNBCGoldman: Oil will recover faster than metalsCNBCMetals prices may have outperformed oil over the past 20 months, but that's unlikely to continue, with metals set to keep dropping while crude recovers, Goldman Sachs said. "On the supply side, m …