Air Fares Resist Plunging Oil Prices by Oilprice.com • Dec 15, 2014 • 2 Comments Oil producers are fretting over falling prices, but consumers benefit, until they buy a plane ticket.
Bloodletting in the American Oil Patch Has Only Just Begun by Oilprice.com • Dec 13, 2014 • Comments Off on Bloodletting in the American Oil Patch Has Only Just Begun An attribute of this oil market is its incredible ability to breed selling as it goes lower.
Norway May Need to Build Post-Oil Economy Pronto by Oilprice.com • Dec 8, 2014 • 1 Comment New oil projects get scrapped amid falling production and plunging prices.
Canada’s LNG Export Dreams Go to Heck by Oilprice.com • Dec 6, 2014 • 1 Comment Done in by the plunging price of oil.
How Financial Engineering Wreaks Havoc on the Price of Oil by Oilprice.com • Dec 5, 2014 • Comments Off on How Financial Engineering Wreaks Havoc on the Price of Oil Delivering counter-intuitive price action even if fundamentals improve.
Cheniere’s Big Gamble With Other People’s Money by Oilprice.com • Nov 30, 2014 • Comments Off on Cheniere’s Big Gamble With Other People’s Money With $9 billion in debt and no profit in its entire history, Cheniere is priced as if the future is not just rosy, but guaranteed, and that is not the case.
Just in Time for Winter: Utilities Face Coal Shortages Due To Rail Congestion by Oilprice.com • Nov 26, 2014 • 3 Comments A harsh winter, like last year’s, could wreak havoc.
Can Russia Survive An Oil Price War? by Oilprice.com • Nov 21, 2014 • Comments Off on Can Russia Survive An Oil Price War? Low demand and increasing supply, US shale included, spell trouble for a number of major players, Russia among them.
Spectacular Fall From Grace For Former Brazilian Oil Tycoon by Oilprice.com • Nov 20, 2014 • 2 Comments And how his downfall is mirrored in Brazil’s current troubles.
Russia-China Gas Deals Could Kill American LNG Exports by Oilprice.com • Nov 19, 2014 • Comments Off on Russia-China Gas Deals Could Kill American LNG Exports With these natural gas deals, Russia turns away from Europe, its largest energy export market. But the move has implications for the US.
