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WTI Dips to Six Year Low

The price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) maintained weeks of stabilization before falling below $44/barrel on March 16, 2015 – the lowest since a price of $42.33 on March 11, 2009. WTI exceeded $50/barrel earlier in the month as the falling rig counts and flat production forecasts seemed to assist in pushing up the price, but sky-high inventories and recent

U.S. Shale will Drive 30% Oilservice Spending Rebound in 2017: BI

Wells Fargo Expects Oil Prices to drop in Near-Term, Supply/Demand to Balance by Q4’15

The dust is settling on the first phase of the global oil market share war. Oil has been hovering around $50/barrel for nearly a week – a long-awaited relief to the industry which was wondering, exactly, where is rock bottom? The recent stabilization of oil prices has prompted some analysts to make the necessary adjustments to their respective models and

Magnum Hunter CEO Gary Evans Sets the Record Straight: “Rumors of Our Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated”

Magnum Hunter Jan. 23 Conference Call Gary Evans drew on some famous American humor to lead off this morning’s conference call “to discuss macro events affecting the energy sector and company specifics.” Evans paraphrased the famous quip from North American author Mark Twain after the author saw his own obituary. Crude Oil Prices and OPEC The Magnum Hunter Resources (ticker: MHR)

Oil Prices Continue to fall, but for how long?

The oil and gas industry wasn’t given much of a respite following the unofficial ending to the holiday season. Oil prices continued their plunge on Monday, January 5, 2015, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent prices closing at $49.78 and $53.12, respectively. The sub-$4.00 differential first appeared in December 2014. The last time the market saw a sub-$4.00 differential

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Crude Oil Prices: Brent Trades Below $65, WTI Trades Below $61

OPEC Cuts Demand Forecast OPEC cut demand forecast for its crude oil to a 12-year low, sending oil prices, energy shares and the overall stock market into a dive on Wednesday. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded at a day low of $60.43. On top of the OPEC demand cut, U.S. inventories increased on a day when expectations were for a

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Oil Prices Reach Five Year Low; ConocoPhillips Dials back 2015 Expenditures by 20%

Oil prices slid sharply in Monday trading, dropping by more than 4% to close at a five-year low of $63.02. Brent prices fell in similar fashion, ending the day below the $66.00 mark. Spot prices for WTI have dropped by 18.6% in the last month alone. The continuous price drop occurred the same day as three separate oil companies announced

Brent Price Slips Below $80 Two Weeks before OPEC Meeting, EIA Cuts Forecasts by 18%

On November 27, the nation’s attention will descend on the heart of Texas for another classic NFL Thanksgiving matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles. Cheap seats on StubHub are currently selling for $150 and up. Also on Thanksgiving Day, but on the other side of the world, the oil industry’s attention will descend on Vienna, Italy, for the

Crude Oil Inventories See Largest Draw since January 2014

The Energy Information Administration reported a draw of 7.525 million barrels in crude oil inventories in its Weekly Petroleum Status Report for the period ended July 11, 2014. The drop is the largest since a January 11, 2014 draw of 7.628 million barrels and far exceeded the estimates of ten economists polled by Bloomberg. The current reduction is more than

Oil Prices Mostly Ignoring Iraq Invasion

Yesterday energy analysts warned of a significant global price jump for oil if Iraq’s southern oil fields are captured and shut down, but commodity prices appear to be disconnected this week from the potentially serious threat to Iraq’s oil production, after posting a four percent gain during last week’s escalation of hostilities. Raymond James’ Managing Director Marshall Adkins said that