Advertisement

April 23, 2012

Oil Prices Threatened By. . . Oil Prices

Shawn McCarthy, Globe and Mail


AP Photo

The fivefold increase in oil prices over the past decade has created boom times in Alberta, in North Dakota and in crude-producing regions across the globe, but the era of $100-a-barrel oil may be sowing the seeds of its demise. . .

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: oil prices, global oil market, Globe and Mail

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

April 12, 2012
Sweet Spots in a Patchy Oil Price Landscape
Frank Saldana, TER
The Energy Report: What's your analysis of the U.S. oil market, and do you expect sharp price differentials to continue far into the future?Frank Saldana: It certainly is confusing and volatile, not just to average investors but... more ››
April 13, 2012
Hot Oil Could Burn the Market
Caroline Valetkevitch, Reuters
Rising U.S. oil prices, more often than not, are a positive for the stock market - but not always. A Reuters survey of 20 equity strategists over the last two weeks puts $125 a barrel as the point where warnings start to flash... more ››
April 20, 2012
Road to Cheaper Gas Runs Through Riyadh
Haykel/Luciani/Woertz, FP
If there's one thing that unites U.S. President Barack Obama, top-ranking Saudi officials, and Americans at the gas pump, it's this: The price of oil is too damn high. What's more, given physical and market realities, this should... more ››
April 20, 2012
Peak Oil Is Dead. The Great Game Lives On. . .
Matthew Hulbert, Forbes
Peak oilers have had a pretty hard time lately. Not only have global unconventional finds flattened Hubbard’s ‘peak’, more and more conventional plays are cropping up. ‘Running out’? We have more... more ››
April 12, 2012
What Is the Impact of High Oil Prices on the Global Economy?
IEA
China’s spending on oil and gas imports more than doubled between 2009 and 2011 as a result of higher energy prices and increased import volumes – IEA Chief Economist Last week, the IEA released some slides... more ››
|