Wall Street JournalKazakhstan's $64 Billion Question: Will Oil Fund Run Out?Wall Street JournalKazakhstan's $64 billion oil fund could run out within six or seven years as slumping oil prices cut revenue and the government spends its savings, a cen …

Wall Street JournalKazakhstan's $64 billion Oil Fund in Jeopardy, Central Bank Official SaysWall Street JournalKazakhstan's $64 billion oil fund could run out within six or seven years as slumping oil prices cut revenue and the government spends it …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil Production PolicyWall Street JournalRIYADH—Saudi Arabia won't change its current oil-production policy, the country's energy minister said Wednesday, sticking with a strategy of unrestrained outp …

NBCNews.comObama More Friend Than Foe to OilWall Street JournalThe White House helped negotiate lifting the ban with Congress in exchange for temporary renewal of tax credits for wind and solar industries—energy industries that provide electricity and for …

CBS NewsChange unlikely to help Washington state oil terminalsThe Seattle TimesWith a 40-year oil-export ban lifted Friday by Congress, Washington terminals that receive Bakken shale crude by rail will be able to send unrefined product to Asia. In the year …

Motley FoolOil Prices: Is Recent History Poised to Repeat Itself?Motley FoolRight now, the oil market is in the doldrums. The price of crude recently hit a seven-year low, with some in the market suggesting oil could go even lower. While that's quite p …

Wall Street JournalEnd of Oil-Export Ban Provides Blueprint for Bipartisan CompromiseWall Street JournalCongress abolished the 40-year ban on oil exports this past week, a victory for oil companies and conservatives that few thought conceivable until recen …

Mexico Unveils First Deep-Water Oil Blocks for 2016 AuctionWall Street JournalMEXICO CITY—Mexican authorities on Thursday unveiled the first deep-water oil and gas blocks it will auction next year as part of a historic energy opening to foreign and private …

Wall Street JournalOil Provision Not Expected to Derail Spending BillWall Street JournalWASHINGTON—House Democrats balked at a provision in a $1.15 trillion spending bill unveiled early Wednesday morning that would end a four-decade ban on oil exports, but …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Fall on US Inventory DataWall Street JournalNEW YORK—The price difference between U.S. oil and the global benchmark narrowed Wednesday to the smallest level in months after Congress agreed to lift the ban on most U.S. crude ex …