Wall Street Journal (subscription)Oil Price Outlook Darkens - WSJWall Street Journal (subscription)Big banks cut their forecasts for oil prices for a second month in a row on expectations that global glut of crude would take longer to abate.and more & …

The Struggle Behind Oil's Ups and DownsWall Street Journal (subscription)A great struggle is unfolding in the world oil market. On one side are forces pushing to rebalance supply and demand; on the other, those pulling to recalibrate the business so th …

Wall Street JournalNorth Dakota Crude Oil Output Rises to Five-Month HighWall Street JournalNorth Dakota's crude-oil production in October rose to a five-month high and climbed back above the one million barrel a day level for the first time since July …

Where Will Oil Prices Go After Algiers?OilPrice.comSaudi Arabia and Iran may yet come to terms on some sort of production arrangement, but the outcome of the negotiations in Algeria this week may not do much to rescue oil prices. Following the media specta …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Oil Minister Offers Hope on Output Curb at November MeetingWall Street JournalBut at the same time, Mr. Falih, who oversees Saudi oil policy and is among the most influential voices in the energy industry, offered hope OPEC could d …

New York TimesMidday Report: Wall St. Rises, Despite Oil Price SlumpNew York TimesUnited States markets were upon Tuesday, but shares of energy companies lagged other sectors as the price of crude oil slumped. KEEPING SCORE Near midday, the Dow Jones indus …

Wall Street JournalTwo Years Into Oil Slump, US Shale Firms Are Ready to Pump MoreWall Street JournalWhen oil prices began to plunge two years ago due to a global glut of crude, experts predicted U.S. shale producers would be the losers of the resulting sh …

Wall Street JournalTwo Years Into Oil Slump, U.S. Shale Firms Are Ready to Pump ...Wall Street JournalWhen oil prices began to plunge two years ago due to a global glut of crude, experts predicted U.S. shale producers would be the losers of the resulting&n …

Wall Street JournalBig Oil Companies Stay Shy Despite Upswing in PricesWall Street JournalThe world's biggest energy companies are treating with caution the rally that briefly lifted crude-oil prices over $50 a barrel this week, wary of boosting spendi …

Wall Street JournalOil-Price Fight: Saudis vs. StrippersWall Street JournalThe world's largest oil producers are hurting. Just how badly may depend on whether the smallest are feeling even worse. Oil strippers, scrappy operators of old wells often aban …