CNBCMarket Rises as Fuel Prices Pick UpNew York TimesCrude fell 4 percent on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, told a meeting of energy leaders in Houston that production cuts aimed at supporting falling crude prices wouldn't …
CNBCMore banks could be on way to oil confessionalCNBCThey either can update investors now on oil exposure in 2016, in advance of earnings, and face potential steep sell-offs of their stock, or they can wait until April. One analyst said he expects Wall St …
MarketWatchAsian stocks fall as markets take wait-and-see attitude toward oil freezeMarketWatchBrent crude oil fell LCOJ6, +1.15% 0.5% to $32.04 a barrel, giving up earlier gains in Asia, amid an increasing likelihood that Iran would refuse to freeze its o …
CNBCOil not going away as headache for big banksCNBCSorting out balance sheet issues stemming from prolonged cheap oil could prove to be Wall Street's greatest challenge in 2016. On Tuesday, markets and commodities responded positively to the world' …
The Australianstocks sink over 2pc on oil routThe AustralianFollowing a 6 per cent slide on Monday night, oil prices slumped again ahead of the Australian session, Nymex crude oil down another 5.5 per cent to settle at $US29.88 a barrel, while global bench …
BBC NewsMarketsFast Europe Open: Oil dictates play, SyngentaFinancial TimesJapan's Nikkei 225 was down 3.3 per cent, weighed upon by a bad day for materials stocks, but elsewhere, oil names were doing the damage. Hong Kong's Hang Seng was down 2.5 …
Waterloo RecordCheap oil buoys consumers, shakes up global governmentsWaterloo RecordA Bank of Canada report says companies see dramatic change for the global industry, with weaker companies restructuring or exiting the oil business, while healthier compan …
CNBCThis bank is most immune to falling oil pricesCNBCThe bank's exposure to energy is far less than that of most competitors, which means that if oil's swoon continues, Morgan Stanley is expected to face lower stock declines. "We like [Morgan …
CNBCOn deck for oil traders: What's OPEC's next move?CNBCHigher domestic crude oil inventories, increased imports and continued robust drilling by U.S. companies are pushing oil prices down this week, a move that may be exacerbated if OPEC members …
Motley Fool3 Oil Companies Thriving on Low Oil PricesMotley FoolWith oil prices down roughly 50% over the past year, some oil producers are simply trying to survive. Then there's a second group that's just trying to tread water by focusing on pushi …