Crude oil 2012 Search Results
High crude oil prices may soon be a thing of the past says Byron Wein- Vice Chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners. Blackstone is the biggest private-equity firm in the world and has an estimated....
The world faces oil supply risks from a multitude of sources, not only in the Middle East but also in Africa. Not since the late 1970s/early 1980s has there been such a serious threat to oil supply....
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has cut the global oil demand growth outlook for 2012. In its new monthly report, the agency forecasts that oil consumption will increase by 800,000 barrels pe....
If current trends continue, gasoline prices and U.S. energy policy seem destined to play a larger role in the political debate prior to the November elections than ever before.....
On Tuesday, Brazil's biggest private oil company had started production.....
China is the second largest importer of crude oil in the world.....
Washington loves free trade – if it produces a surplus for the U.S.....
Since 2005, global crude oil production has been bumping up against a ceiling around 74 million barrels a day.....
Oil imports from Kuwait fell to around 299,000bpd for the month....
Descending triangle pattern (green line) with a base around $98/barrel....
Double-top will not be confirmed until the swing bottom at $92.95 is violated....
Let’s start with the Arab Spring that’s already turned into the Arab Year. If Iran goes ballistic (no pun intended) and Iraq comes apart at the seams, it could turn into the Arab Decade....
Quick, what country is the economic engine that will power world growth? If you answered "China," you're far from alone. But there's another country that deserves as much attention and better yet, ....
Crude prices are fundamentally based on supply and demand. Raise the supply or lower demand, and prices retreat. The opposite also holds true.....
Crude oil prices are now trading in what can be described as a confluence of technicals- a long term trendline, a strong support level and a short term downtrend line.....
One reason the markets haven't reacted much to Iran's latest rhetoric is that although it has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz many times over the past 20 years, it has never followed throu....
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