Author: Tom Whipple

Oil prices started out last week by falling to $61, the lowest since May 2007. Continue Reading

Low oil prices and lack of credit are taking a heavy toll on the possibility Continue Reading

Developments in Russia were much in the news last week. In London the former chief Continue Reading

Last week the Financial Times published excerpts from a leaked copy of the IEA’s World Continue Reading

Last week a report from the Peal Oil Group, a recently established industrial taskforce, received Continue Reading

“With crude oil now down at $70 per barrel and natural gas trading at $6.50 Continue Reading

By Lianyong Feng, Junchen Li and Xiongqi Pang In order to forecast future oil production Continue Reading

Despite the predictions that the Oct. 23 meeting would be contentious, OPEC decided in 90 Continue Reading

Oil prices moved above $75 a barrel early last week as the markets anticipated a Continue Reading

Hardly a day goes by without a report that investment in new oil production projects Continue Reading

This week’s price drop sets the stage for what may be the most pivotal OPEC Continue Reading

The week started with prices rising as the stock markets saw some improvement in inter-bank Continue Reading

So far it has been another week of violent price swings and falling markets as Continue Reading

Cuba announced there may be more than 20 billion barrels of recoverable oil in offshore Continue Reading

All eyes will be focused on the OPEC meeting that takes place in Vienna this Continue Reading

The multi-trillion dollar coordinated government bailout of the world’s banking system boosted equity and oil Continue Reading