Exxon Mobil has been under pressure for over a year to explain its handling of climate change issues in the past. Now the company faces new pressure to explain its Continue Reading
Image caption Police removed a blockade outside the Fos-sur-Mer refinery in Marseille early on Tuesday A strike over new labour laws has spread to all of France’s eight oil refineries, Continue Reading
An English county government on Monday approved an application for what could be the first permit to frack for shale gas in Western Europe since 2011. The North Yorkshire County Continue Reading
The surprise departure of BP’s exploration boss has turned the spotlight on an oil search strategy that, after years of spending cuts, is focusing mainly on expanding existing fields rather Continue Reading
Oil prices opened the week lower on Monday on renewed concerns about a global glut in crude supply. The European benchmark, Brent, was trading down 1% at $48.24 a barrel Continue Reading
Oil prices slipped in Asian trade on Monday, hit by a strong dollar and signs that global crude supply is holding up even as unplanned outages rise to at least Continue Reading
The waters between Singapore and Malaysia used to heave with wooden ships carrying exotic spices. Now the Straits of Malacca are filled with vessels carrying a very different sort of Continue Reading
Oil Tanks One reality in the markets is that despite the best efforts of analysts and traders, no one ever knows with any degree of certainty what will happen to Continue Reading
Fed Building Crude oil has reached a critical technical level, which is likely to test the resolve of the bulls to push prices higher. The bulls have a favorable tailwind Continue Reading
Kurdish Militant The “game-changing” downing of a Turkish attack helicopter by Kurdish rebels with a Russian-made missile could further intensify still simmering hostilities between Ankara and Moscow. Coming nearly six Continue Reading
