The U.K. is too large a market for European oil and gas sellers to be marginalized too much by its exit from the European Union, said Simon Flowers, chairman and Continue Reading
The ruble weakened the most in almost two months as Britain’s vote to quit the European Union triggered a flight from riskier assets and pummeled the price of crude oil. Continue Reading
Cargoes of crude oil are struggling to find buyers in Europe as demand from refineries falters due to unplanned halts. Recent strikes at French refineries and the continued abundance of Continue Reading
We begin with a look at the key data for the oil and gas industry this week, which shows the impact of the Brexit vote on the oil markets, with Continue Reading
David Cameron, Brexit Britain has woken up this morning to the news that it will be leaving the European Union. The decision, won by a majority of just four percent, Continue Reading
Crude-oil prices plummeted in Asian trade Friday as U.K. voters upended market expectations by choosing to exit the European Union, leaving a trail of unknowns of what could happen to Continue Reading
The market for natural gas in the United States continues to seesaw back and forth, with a recent bout of optimism threatened to be dashed as inventories climb at a Continue Reading
Natural gas prices rose Thursday, shrugging off bearish stockpile data, as traders focused on chances for strong demand to ease a historic glut. Natural-gas demand has kept rising in recent Continue Reading
The number of liquefied natural gas importers may more than double as a glut damps prices and encourages nations to ditch crude, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd. More than 50 Continue Reading
As the oil industry emerges from the biggest bust in three decades, shale drillers in a neglected corner of the biggest U.S. oil field are poised to take a new Continue Reading
