Iraq, Iran and Libya are wildcards for oil: ExpertCNBCDespite the meltdown in the oil market, prices are more likely to rise than to fall further because of geopolitical instability, an industry consultant told CNBC on Thursday. "Iraq, Iran, [and] Lib …

Why oil is the 'canary in the coal mine': AnalystCNBCThe influential oil analyst told CNBC on Friday that there's an "absolute glut" in crude, but the demand side of the equation can't be overlooked. "When you have such a sha …

CNBCWhy rig cuts won't save oil: GoldmanCNBC"The decline in the U.S. rig count likely remains well short of the level required to slow U.S. shale oil production to levels consistent with a balanced global market," Goldman said in a note Tuesd …

CNBCIs this oil rally the real deal?CNBCU.S. oil climbed was down slightly on the day at $51.23 after trading as low as $43.58 last week, its lowest since mid-2009, during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). Brent for March delivery rose as high as $59 a ba …

CNBCHas oil finally bottomed?CNBCU.S. oil climbed as high as $52.35 a barrel in Asian trade Wednesday after trading as low as $43.58 last week, its lowest since mid-2009, during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). Brent for March delivery rose as high as $5 …

CNBCOil: Why nobody knows how low it will goCNBCThe plunge in the price of oil over recent months has defied all but the most pessimistic analysts. At the moment, there are no shortage of forecasts to pick from as to how low it may eventually go. Goldman S …

Some on Wall Street see oil plunging to $40, and belowFuelFix (blog)The U.S. benchmark crude price, down more than $60 since June to below $45 yesterday, is on the way to this next threshold, said Societe Generale SA and Bank of America Corp. And Goldman S …

CNBCJim O'Neill: Oil prices to end 2015 higherCNBCOil has been dealt a massive blow in recent months, but Jim O'Neill, former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, predicts prices will end higher this year. Brent oil, which started the year a …

CNBCThere IS an end in sight to oil's rout: Jim O'NeillCNBCOil has been dealt a massive blow in recent months, but Jim O'Neill, former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, predicts prices will end higher this year. Brent oil, which start …

BloombergOil investors pour most money into funds in four yearsThe Globe and MailBrent crude slumped below $50 (U.S.) a barrel Wednesday, 57 per cent less than the peak of $115.71 reached in June. UBS analysts say investors should avoid oil until the “free …