CNBCForget $40—it's back to $25 oil: John KilduffCNBCThe recent march of U.S. crude prices to $40 per barrel won't last, oil expert John Kilduff said Monday, predicting another $25 environment ahead. West Texas Intermediate crude surged 2.44 percen …

CNBCBob Doll: I sure hope oil and stocks divorce soonCNBCOil prices and the stock market may finally start moving independently of each other, strategist Bob Doll said Monday. "That would be great news," Nuveen Asset Management's chief equity …

Reuters UKOil under pressure from surprise addition of US rigBDliveLONDON — Oil prices slid for a second day on Monday, under pressure from signs that some of the nimbler US producers increased drilling last week and from uncertainty surrounding a meeting …

CNBCOil could hit $85 by year's end: AnalystCNBCDepressed oil prices are likely to rally in the second half of the year —perhaps as high as $85 per barrel, energy analyst Michael Rothman said Monday. That said, he added any move higher won't be a r …

CNBCWhy oil should NOT be dictating stock moves: CitiCNBC"I think the relationship between oil and the markets are overdone and I think the reason that people focus on it is they're thinking about it as a measure of global economic activity, which …

USA TODAYStock rebound: Dow up 116, oil spurts 5%USA TODAYAfter Wednesday's wild ride and sizable stock market reversal that limited losses, Wall Street attempted rebounded Thursday with the Dow rising triple digits after oil jumped 5% and European sto …

CNBCWhy there's no end in sight for oil glut: KilduffCNBCThe global oil glut will grow even larger and may last for a long time, closely followed oil analyst John Kilduff said Thursday. "We have a ways to go" before oil bottoms, said the foun …

NBCNews.comStocks Give Back Gains, Struggle to Keep Oil-Induced Rally GoingNBCNews.comU.S. stocks traded higher Thursday, trying to extend Wednesday's late-session recovery as oil bounced from multi-year lows. Also supporting gains were morning comment …

CNBCThis is the Saudi news that could move oilCNBCWith ever-increasing sectarian tensions in oil-producing countries, it may be hard to believe that crude prices are continuing to fall. But look no further than the worldwide crude glut for the reason, said …

CNBCCramer Remix: I'm making a bold call on oilCNBCEven someone as opinionated as Jim Cramer has to take time to be reflective sometimes. That's because just taking time to listen to what the executives at companies are really saying can go a long …