ForbesHarold Hamm Expects $60 Oil, Says America Will Double Output AgainForbesThe fracking tycoon has cut capex at Continental Resources CLR +9.52%, but refuses layoffs. He says he'll need all his staff for the new boom to come. Any hope of Russia and …

New York TimesOil Company Earnings, Trader's 'Flash Crash' Hearing and the Jobs ReportNew York TimesExxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell and BP will report their quarterly earnings starting on Tuesday, and the results are not expected to be pretty. O …

ForbesOil Slump Prompts UK Scramble To Support North Sea ExplorationForbesAs the oil market adjusts to an era of sub $50 per barrel prices, it is apparent many conventional and unconventional exploration and production hubs are in for a tough time. The Nor …

ForbesCrude Oil Versus Salmon?ForbesThere were signs last Thursday from the open interest analysis that the short side of crude oil was too crowded and those on the short side were starting to get squeezed (Time To Squeeze The Short Oil Speculators?). The …

ForbesHopes For An Oil Price Recovery Appear ExaggeratedForbesThe new debate in petroleum markets appears to be over when prices will recover and to what level. When the price was $100 a barrel, many argued that any drop would be only temporary because hig …

ForbesPossibility Of OPEC Cutting Oil Production Fraught With ComplicationsForbesThe oil market is seeing its most extreme levels of volatility in recent memory and continues to trade within range of 12-year lows. Yet, the Organization of Petroleum Exporti …

ForbesLeast Recognized Oil Story Of 2015: The Retreat Of Resource NationalismForbesWith the oil price collapse, political battles over the Keystone XL pipeline and lifting the crude oil export ban, and the agreement over the Iranian nuclear program meaning …

Toronto SunNo oil, Quebec? Fine. No equalization paymentsToronto SunIt's time to cut Quebec off from equalization payments, not out of spite, but for their own protection. If Alberta's oil is too dirty for Quebec, then surely the money that comes f …

CNBCRisk Premium Returns To Oil Markets As Geopolitical Tensions RiseOilPrice.comGeopolitical risk premiums are likely to return to oil markets as the possibility of an attack on a large petroleum facility grows significantly amid rising tensions in the Mi …

ForbesThe Week Ahead: Can Crude Oil Now Rescue Stocks?ForbesThe combination of plunging crude oil and fears over the Chinese economy has gotten the blame for the stock market's slide in 2016. The market decline has been the cruelest to the small cap st …