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 …

ForbesTurkey's Rising Natural Gas Demand Needs US LNGForbesThe ongoing tension between Turkey and Russia makes Turkey's dependence on foreign energy perhaps the country's biggest concern. And this begins with natural gas, which passed oil in 20 …

ForbesDollar Could Be Signaling End of Oil RoutForbesWhile all eyes have been on OPEC, the market is quietly telling us something. Yesterday the dollar gave the markets a signal that the end of the oil price crash could be upon us. The dollar technically c …

ForbesThe Endgame for OilForbesIn the fourth quarter of 2014, I asserted that a barrel of oil would average $45 during 2015 and 2016. Given the nature of the growing supply glut and OPEC's unwillingness to cooperate on reducing output, I also projected …

New York TimesRoyal Dutch Shell's Profit Down 56% on Slumping Oil PricesNew York TimesLONDON — Royal Dutch Shell became the latest big energy company to file a damage report on the impact of depressed oil prices, saying on Thursday that its adjusted pr …

MarketWatchOil jumpstarts Asian markets to early gainsMarketWatchAsia Pacific markets started the day on a stronger note following cues from Wall Street after the U.S. dollar dropped Wednesday, which raised the price of crude oil. Weaker-than-expected U.S. …

Financial TimesAsia bourses gain even as oil risesFinancial TimesA slide in the US dollar as investors pushed back rate rise expectations and a sharp jump in oil prices set Asian markets up for a mixed day of trading. Japan's Nikkei 225 was off 0.5 per …

Oil To Mid $40s By Next WeekForbesYesterday we talked about the dangerously weak price of oil. At this stage in the global economic recovery (or crisis, however you like to look at it), weak oil is like the bursting of the housing bubble. If it persists, w …