BloombergChina's Gas Tariffs Are a Permian-Size Problem for OilBloombergAs I wrote here about U.S. oil, a tariff imposed by one of the world's largest importers of fuel will act as an effective tax on exporters. China buys U.S. LNG on the spot mark …

BloombergChina's Gas Tariffs Are a Permian-Size Problem for Oil - BloombergBloombergA prolonged trade war could slam exports just when producers need them most.Rising oil prices and growing demand spurring new wave of major LNG projectsThe Globe and Ma …

The Globe and MailOil up after OPEC sources say Saudi crude output fellThe Globe and MailOil futures gained on Monday after OPEC sources said Saudi crude production unexpectedly fell in July, raising concerns about global oil supplies as the United States …

LivemintOil nears $69/barrel as US-China trade war hots upLivemintSeoul: Oil traded below $69 a barrel as investors weighed the prospect of shrinking global demand due to a trade spat between the world's two biggest economies against signs of lower sup …

Oil Traders Should Ignore Trump's OPEC TweetsOilPrice.comIt's strange being an oil and energy stock trader these days. Of course, the policies coming from Washington always had an impact on where oil prices were headed, but it's a brand-new thi …

BloombergU.S. Oil Sellers May Look to India as China Tariff War Escalates ...BloombergAmerican oil producers may find a new friend in India as they brace for a trade war with China that could curb U.S. shipments.US oil sellers may look to India as China ta …

Wall Street JournalOil Closes Higher On Supply RisksWall Street JournalOil prices settled higher on Friday, as potential market disruptions outweighed the prospect of increasing OPEC production. Light, sweet crude for August delivery rose 1.2% to $73.80 a …

Wall Street JournalOil Wavers Between Gains and LossesWall Street JournalOil prices swung between gains and losses on Friday, caught between growing supplies and the potential for market disruptions. Light, sweet crude for August delivery rose 1.1% to $73. …

Barron'sWhy the Oil Spike Won't LastBarron'sEd Morse, Citigroup's global head of commodity research, predicted the 2014 oil bust and has been consistently right on the direction of prices since then. This week, oil prices shot higher on expectation …

Barron'sWhy the Oil Spike Won't Last - Barron'sBarron'sEd Morse, Citigroup's global head of commodity research, predicted the 2014 oil bust and has been consistently right on the direction of prices since then.Crude Oil Prices Projected to Hit …