Financial TimesTrafigura to ship West Texas oil to IsraelFinancial TimesShipping West Texas Intermediate to Israel is profitable due to a glut of oil, which has pushed storage capacity at the crude's main storage hub close to its limit, and so may reli …

Premium TimesCrude oil price tops agenda as Nigeria's President set to meet Saudi, Qatari leadersPremium TimesAchieving a greater stable price of crude oil will top the agenda of discussions, Mr. Adesina said, as OPEC and non-OPEC oil producing countri …

ForbesMethods Of Forecasting Long Term Oil PricesForbesIn the early years of the oil industry, prices moved sharply with the discovery of a new, large oil field or the sudden decline of an existing producer. Producers were like farmers, prey to things happ …

ReutersGlobal stocks slip after good week, as oil prices lose gainsReutersNEW YORK Major world stock markets slipped on Friday, but still had their best week this year, as crude oil prices stabilized. Yields on short-dated U.S. bond yields rose though afte …

ReutersWorld stocks end their advance as oil rally faltersReutersA record buildup in U.S. crude stockpiles stoked concern about global oversupply, outweighing moves by oil producers, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, to cap oil output. The pan-European FT …

ReutersAsian shares slip from three-week high as oil rally reversesReutersOil prices reversed earlier gains on Thursday following a rise in U.S. stockpiles but look set to post their first rise in three weeks after the battered market took heart from a ten …

Business InsiderThe oil glut has caused China's Sinopec to temporarily close some of its oil fieldsBusiness InsiderSinopec (China Petroleum & Chemical), the second-largest producer in China and the largest refiner in Asia, will temporarily shut dow …

ForbesThe World Has Too Much OilForbesWe don't know when or if the oil price will recover. Some highly respected analysts think it will stay in a range of roughly $30 to $60. The high end being the point where currently capped-off supplies come back on …

QuartzThe oil industry has invented an ironic new use for solar powerQuartzThere's a huge project taking shape in the deserts of Oman. It will extract crude oil from the ground by pumping vast quantities of steam into it. To produce the steam, water wi …

ReutersAsia shares gain as crude oil bounce boosts risk assetsReuters"While there has been some confusion as to whether 'support' equals action, oil traders are simply relieved that the world's fourth-largest holder of oil reserves is will …