NDTVOil Prices Tad Lower as Markets Brace for ECB DecisionWall Street JournalMacroeconomic headlines matter to oil prices “to the extent that once the dust has settled and prices stabilize, global GDP growth is a key ingredient in oil demand growth,” David …

CNBCOil: Why nobody knows how low it will goCNBCThe plunge in the price of oil over recent months has defied all but the most pessimistic analysts. At the moment, there are no shortage of forecasts to pick from as to how low it may eventually go. Goldman S …

Some on Wall Street see oil plunging to $40, and belowFuelFix (blog)The U.S. benchmark crude price, down more than $60 since June to below $45 yesterday, is on the way to this next threshold, said Societe Generale SA and Bank of America Corp. And Goldman S …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Edge Up in Volatile TradeWall Street Journal“The oversupply on the U.S. oil market is now also being reflected in sharply rising stocks of oil products,” Commerzbank said in a note. According to the bank, gasoline stocks have …

Albany Times UnionMarkets plunge as oil dips lowerAlbany Times UnionTraders Richard Scardino, left, and Gregory Rowe, center, confer on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Monday, Jan. 5, 2015. US stocks opened lower Monday, led by declines in energy …

FortuneHow low can oil go?FortuneEdward Morse, global head of commodities research at Citigroup, argues in a research note to clients published Sunday that we've probably already reached a market bottom and that oil prices will begin to rise in the lat …

Newstalk 1010Study: Cheaper crude oil might actually benefit Canadian economyNewstalk 1010Perhaps an era of cheap crude won't be so bad for Canada after all. A new bank forecast argues the financial blows of low oil prices on the Canadian economy could …

Wall Street JournalTop Five Factors Affecting Oil Prices In 2015OilPrice.comAs we ring in the New Year, let's take stock of where we are at with the oil markets. 2014 proved to be a momentous one for the oil markets, having seen prices cut in half in j …