TheStreet.comOil May Be Down, but It's Hardly OutTheStreet.comWithout an OPEC powwow to consider this week, oil prices are likely to stay pretty much where they are, teetering above the magical $50 number, where U.S. producers logically can hedge at le …

TheStreet.comA Seasonal Setup for OilTheStreet.comOPEC's pledge to trim output quickly changed the short-term landscape of the crude oil market, but it probably didn't solve the long-term supply problem, and it certainly didn't alter the season …

USA TODAYStock gains build after Clinton v. Trump faceoff; oil tumblesUSA TODAYGains for U.S. stocks were building in morning trading Tuesday following the first presidential debate, as investors digest the first face-off between Hillary Clinton and Donald …

RudawISIS no longer controls any Iraqi oilRudawERBIL, Kurdistan Region – Following the recapture of Shargat and Qayyarah – two oil-rich towns in northern Iraq – by the Iraqi army, the Islamic State (ISIS) no longer holds an oil well in Iraq, forcing the te …

Why Oil Could Rise 35%Barron'sCroft, who will be a panelist at Barron's Art of Successful Investing conference in New York on Oct. 15, thinks oil could surpass $60 per barrel next year as oversupply dwindles and political turmoil keeps supply off-line …

CNBCDon't trust the oil rally. This trader says crude is headed back to the $30sCNBCCrude oil prices won't see $60 anytime soon and in fact might not even get to $50. The fundamental picture for crude tells a story of a commodity that is headed bac …

CNBCOp-Ed: Here's why the oil market is stuck in a 'Groundhog Day' trapCNBCWhile the recent rapid rise in crude oil prices has led some to forecast $60 oil, I think it is more like Déjà vu all over again. I think over the next several months th …

TheStreet.comWhaddaya Know? Oil Stocks RalliedTheStreet.comWas it just a week ago folks were upset because the only stocks that rallied were oil stocks? What a difference a week makes. Thursday it was as if the whole world discovered oil. I mean, did you s …

Wall Street JournalOil Down on Bearish OutlookWall Street JournalOil prices gave up ground on Monday, dragged lower by a more bearish supply and demand outlook. The global benchmark, Brent, fell 0.5% to $45.45 a barrel. Its U.S. counterpart, West Texas Int …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Weakening on Glut FearsWall Street JournalRefiners took the global oversupply of crude oil that had sent prices plunging in the past two years and processed it into a glut of gasoline and other fuels, analysts say. They overwh …