CNBCHere's what traders are focused on WednesdayCNBCU.S. oil futures settled lower, at $31.87 a barrel, down 4.5 percent Tuesday. WTI extended losses after the settle following news that domestic crude stockpiles grew by more than twice expectations, a …

CNBCIs there a new bull market in oil?CNBCThe theory was based on the notion that oil production was entering a period of permanent decline and that the world was facing permanent shortages of oil and permanently higher prices for oil. Since that Malthusia …

CNBCIs oil in a new bull market?CNBCThe theory was based on the notion that oil production was entering a period of permanent decline and that the world was facing permanent shortages of oil and permanently higher prices for oil. Since that Malthusian mome …

CNBCOil, stocks may be just in 'trial separation'CNBC"If (oil futures) break $29 tomorrow, let's see if they pressure (stocks)." Cashin said stocks moved higher as traders focused on other things, like the positive retail sales report …

CNBCCramer: Yellen & oil—World's most dangerous gameCNBCEvery day the market plays rock, paper, scissors. It goes on endlessly until the close, and then starts right back up at the end of the day. The scissors are the Federal Reserve, and the rock …

CNBCCramer: Yellen & oil-World's most dangerous gameCNBCEvery day the market plays rock, paper, scissors. It goes on endlessly until the close, and then starts right back up at the end of the day. The scissors are the Federal Reserve, and the rock …

CNBCOil could jump 30% or more in 2016: UBSCNBCThe latter part of 2016, however, offers more positive prospects for returns, led by better economic activity, higher oil prices and retreating U.S. dollar strength. Crude oil, the most challenging commodity t …

CNBCOil's negative grip on stocks could be challengedCNBCWith a break in the bearish action, investors will turn their attention to the Fed and big earnings, like Apple and Amazon.com for clues on market direction. After three rip-roaring weeks, the se …

USA TODAYJPMorgan CEO sounds alarm on oilUSA TODAYNEW YORK--The crash is oil prices is creating a headache for big banks. JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, kicked off bank earnings season Thursday by warning of "stress" in energy loans amid fallin …

CNBCBullard: Oil drop has implications for Fed actionCNBCBullard also said it could take longer than expected for the oil market to stabilize, but added that low prices are a "net positive" for the economy. "Once oil prices stabilize, headli …