Saudis Keep Oil Flowing as They Patch Up Wounded Industry BloombergSaudi Arabia reassured anxious customers that crude exports will keep flowing as normal and its industry can recover quickly from the worst attack in its history. Read more https …
If the world ran on sun, it wouldn’t fight over oil The GuardianThe climate crisis isn't the only reason to kick fossil fuels – the prospect of a war to protect Saudi crude reminds us of that, says environmentalist and author Bill ... Read more …
UPDATE 1-Oil slips after Saudi Arabia says to restore output but risks remain ReutersOil prices slipped on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session after Saudi Arabia's energy minister said the kingdom will restore lost oil ... Read …
European and Asian stocks steady ahead of Fed rate decision Financial TimesOil prices nudged lower on Wednesday on optimism over Saudi production, while Asia-Pacific stocks struggled for direction as attention turned to the Federal ... Read more …
Oil prices extend losses after Saudi pledge to restore lost output ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices retreated about 2% on Wednesday, extending the previous day's declines after Saudi Arabia said it would quickly restore full ... Read more …
U.S. Stocks Inch Higher as Oil Prices Slump The Wall Street JournalU.S. stocks ticked up as oil prices retreated from a historic gain and investors looked ahead to an expected cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. Read more https://www.w …
Stock market logs modest gain amid turbulent oil prices and ahead of Fed decision MarketWatchU.S. stocks finish Tuesday's session with modest gains on the back of defensive bets as investors focus on a decision on interest rates from the Federal …
Oil-Market Turbulence Whipsaws Junk Bonds The Wall Street JournalVolatility in oil prices is whipsawing the U.S. high-yield bond market. Junk bonds of U.S. oil-and-natural gas companies were the most actively traded corporate ... Read more https …
Oil’s Swings Reinforce Saudi Arabia’s Key Role in Energy Markets The Wall Street JournalThe swings in oil prices after the attack on Saudi Arabian production facilities have reminded investors that the cost is still largely driven by the world's …
Higher Oil Prices Don’t Matter for the Dow Jones Industrial Average Barron'sStocks have been remarkably stable since the price of oil spiked following an attack that cut off much of Saudi Arabia's production. That's actually quite sensible. Read …