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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
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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
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ForbesOil Prices Showing No Signs Of ImprovementForbesWhile inventories were lower when the Energy Information Administration released its weekly Petroleum Status Report Jan. 6, prices continued to drop for the week, indicating that investors are not likel
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ForbesOil Markets In 2016: 1986 Or 1998?ForbesOil markets have started with a bang or, more precisely, an implosion with prices hitting levels not seen since pre-peak oil days (i.e., 2003, especially if you ignore December 23, 2008) and causing havoc in no
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VoxBeyond oil: the US-Saudi alliance, explainedVoxThis relationship grew strong enough to survive some serious disputes, most notably the 1973 oil embargo on sales to the United States (put in place to protest US support for Israel during the Yom Kippur wa
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ForbesWhy China Matters For World Oil MarketsForbesThe current stock market meltdown in Shanghai has dominated the economic news of late, and in oil markets, is probably overshadowing the dust-up between Saudi Arabia and Iran (at least for now). This is ha
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Mirror.co.ukTwo dead as ISIS blow up oil tanks in attack on Libyan portMirror.co.ukIslamic State militants attacked checkpoints near the Libyan oil port of Es Sider and set fuel storage tanks on fire, killing at least two people. A video released by A'
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ForbesSaudi-Iranian Rift Will Roil Oil Markets, But Greatest Impact Will Be Long TermForbesOn Sunday, Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer and OPEC's de facto leader, severed diplomatic ties with fellow OPEC member Iran in a geopolitical
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ForbesOil Will Spike, It's Just A Matter Of WhenForbesOPEC recently released its latest World Oil Outlook, and understandably, it's not too upbeat. With vast amounts of oversupply coming from both the U.S. and OPEC itself, the price of oil has slid
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ForbesEnd Of US Oil Exports Ban And Peak Winter Demand Price Positives For WTIForbesFor over five years the oil market has been led to that believe Brent was the global proxy futures benchmark, more reflective of supply and demand permutations around the w
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