Peak oil review – Sept 30
A weekly roundup, including:
-Oil and the Global Economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-Quote of the Week
-The Briefs
-Commentary
A weekly roundup, including:
-Oil and the Global Economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-Quote of the Week
-The Briefs
-Commentary
A midweek update. The fall in New York oil prices that began in early September with the agreement on the Syrian poison gas situation continued this week with WTI closing on Wednesday at 102.66.
A weekly update, including:
-Oil and the global economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-Quotes of the week
-The Briefs
A mid-week update. After falling on Monday and Tuesday in the wake of the Syrian poison gas agreement, oil futures rebounded sharply on Wednesday after the Federal Reserved announced it will continue the current pace of bond buying and US crude stocks dropped by more than expected.
A weekly update, including:
-Oil and the global economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-China
-Quote of the Week
-The Briefs
A mid-week update. It has been a volatile week with oil prices starting on Monday at $111 a barrel in NY and over $116 in London as fears of a US strike on Syria reached a peak.
A weekly update, including:
-Oil and the global economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-China
-Quote of the week
-The Briefs
While awaiting further developments in the Syrian poison gas crisis, it is good time to review the general deterioration going on across the Middle East and the outlook for oil production from the region.
A weekly update, including:
-Oil and the global economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-Quote of the week
-Briefs
A weekly update, including:
-Oil and the global economy
-The Middle East and North Africa
-Quote of the week
-The Briefs
A midweek update. New York futures have fallen this week largely on expectations the Federal Reserve will taper off quantitative easing in the near future.
A mid-week update. Oil prices have climbed slowly this week as ever-increasing problems in the Middle East were weighed against weak US demand and the possibility that the Federal Reserve may start to cut back on quantitative easing next month.