Wall Street JournalAnalysts Just Aren't Buying the Oil RallyWall Street JournalA survey of 13 investment banks by The Wall Street Journal sees Brent crude, the international oil-price benchmark, averaging $41 a barrel this year, up $1 from the same sur …

Wall Street JournalAnalysts Aren't Buying the Oil RallyWall Street JournalEven as oil rallies, analysts have barely nudged up their price forecasts as they worry that crude's current gains might not be sustainable. The price of oil has jumped by ar …

The Globe and MailRitchie Bros' huge auction a symptom of Alberta's battered oil economyThe Globe and MailThe massive sale that begins south of Edmonton Tuesday is another grim marker in the recent history of Alberta's oil-linked economy, which …

Wall Street JournalBank of Canada's Poloz Sees Three-Year Adjustment to Oil Price DropWall Street JournalIt could take more than three years for the Canadian economy to fully adjust to the sharp drop in global oil prices, Bank of Canada Governor Stephe …

Wall Street JournalGlobal Stock Rally Pauses Amid Fresh Fall in Oil PricesWall Street JournalGlobal stocks paused a rally on Wednesday as fresh falls in oil prices and Chinese markets kept investors cautious. Futures pointed to a flat open for the S&P …

Wall Street JournalSaudis Mix Politics and Oil PolicyWall Street JournalSaudi Arabia's decision over the weekend to refuse to freeze oil output and then to blame the move on its geopolitical rival, Iran, indicates a heightened willingness in the kingdo …

Wall Street JournalOil's Anti-Freeze: The Saving Grace of a StalemateWall Street JournalIn a market blowing hot and cold, it's appropriate that a freeze turned out to be just a lot of hot air. The world's biggest crude exporters failed Sunday t …

MarketWatchWhy it's time to be cautious on oilMarketWatchOil moved higher again Tuesday on hopes that a deal has been struck between Russia and Saudi Arabia, news that came in on the same day as a downgrade of the credit rating of Saudi Arabia by Fitch …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Fall on Bearish US Supply Data, Doubts on Production CutsWall Street JournalThe U.S. Energy Department said domestic oil inventories rose 6.6 million barrels last week, far more than the 1.8-million barrel increase projected b …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Waver on US Supply DataWall Street JournalU.S. and global oil benchmarks shook off an early decline and wavered between gains and losses on Wednesday, as weekly government data contained both bullish and bearish surprises. The …