MarketWatchOil edges up on more bets for lower outputMarketWatch“Crude oil is grinding higher quietly as bullish bets are rising from mammoth hedge funds which are optimistic that the supply glut, which we have on the market, will start to fade away soon,” …

ForbesWhat Really Controls Oil Prices?ForbesSource: http://www.castagra.com/. World oil prices are controlled by the amount of crude oil stored at Cushing, Oklahoma. That's because Cushing is the pricing point for WTI (West Texas Intermediate) oil pric …

ForbesWhy You Should Cheer For Higher Oil PricesForbesToday the rebound in oil led a significant turnaround for stocks. With that, the broader sentiment of uncertainty across markets tends to abate. Broader commodities swung from negative to positive. And …

Oil Industry: Too Big To FailForbesOil has surged to open the week. If you've been reading our daily pieces over the past few weeks, you'll know how important oil is for global markets at this stage. With that, strong oil today has translated into …

ForbesWhy You Must Support US Oil and Natural Gas ExportsForbesWhen it comes to the energy-environment discussion that will continue to dominate the world, our most fundamental reality isn't debatable: the world has JUST STARTED to use energy. Like wha …

ForbesCentral Banks Sizing Up Oil Intervention?ForbesAs we headed into this past weekend, we talked about the threat that the oil bust poses to the global financial system (not too dissimilar from the housing bust), and we talked about the prospect of cent …

Note to BOJ & ECB: Buy OilForbesPeople are now beginning to realize that the slump in oil is a threat to global economic stability. Sure, it's good for consumers, but it's bad for jobs and financial stability which far outweighs the extra few b …

ForbesCheap Oil Edging Us Toward Global Economic CollapseForbesAs we've discussed in the past two weeks, persistently low oil prices represent a risk on par with the housing bust. And in recent days we're seeing the signs of another global financia …

The Express TribuneCheaper LNG only solution to energy woesThe Express TribunePakistan will buy LNG from Qatar at 13.37% of Brent crude price, which amounts to $4.680 per million British thermal units (mmbtu) when oil is sold for $35 per barrel. This also …

Gladstone ObserverLNG exports helping eliminate petroleum trade deficit: EnergyQuestSydney Morning HeraldThe firm found that in December, despite a year-on-year 40 per cent slump in global oil prices, the value of Australian LNG and other petroleum exports …