Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil ProductionWall Street JournalTop oil exporter Saudi Arabia won't change its current reliable production policy and is ready to meet any additional demand from its customers, the kingdom's oil min …

Wall Street JournalNot Even OPEC Can Fix Oil GlutWall Street JournalSurprisingly strong crude output in the U.S. and Mideast over the past year pushed oil prices to their lowest levels in more than a decade. But for investors trying to determine whether th …

TIMEOPEC's Middle Finger to the Oil MarketsTIMETraditionally, OPEC members have produced about 40 percent of the world's crude oil, but 18 months ago prodigious U.S. production began to eat into its market share. It also created an oil glut that ca …

Wall Street JournalGlobal Oil Demand to Grow But Won't Meet DemandWall Street JournalMANAMA—Global oil demand is expected to growth by an average of more than one million barrels a day annually and the oil industry needs around five million barrels a d …

QuartzOPEC now thinks that oil prices will stay below $50 a barrel for the rest of 2015QuartzOPEC is waving the white flag, at least for 2015—oil prices, the cartel thinks, will remain more or less at $40 to $50 a barrel for the remainder of the year, lowe …

Business InsiderOil weakens as Saudi sees no need for oil summit to defend pricesBusiness InsiderBy Meeyoung Cho. SEOUL (Reuters) - Crude oil prices dipped on Friday and were poised for a weekly fall after news that top oil exporter Saudi Arabia sees no ne …

Wall Street JournalOil turns higher as traders weigh supply rise, output declineMarketWatchIn a separate report issued Wednesday, the EIA said U.S. oil production fell to a nearly one-year low in August and was likely to keep falling well into 2016. But th …

Wall Street JournalOil makes modest moves with US supply data on tapMarketWatchLate Wednesday, the American Petroleum Institute, an industry group, reported that U.S. oil inventories rose by 2.1 million barrels last week— a bearish sign of the continuing o …

Of whisky, oil and banksThe EconomistSCOTS have had plenty to worry about since their referendum on independence last September 18th. Oil prices have halved—bad news for a country where the oil and gas industry provides jobs for 200,000 people, or about 10 …

Wall Street JournalOPEC Sees Weak Oil Prices Through 2015Wall Street JournalDOHA, Qatar—The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has become more pessimistic about the future of oil prices this year amid plentiful supplies and softening demand …