The world’s population is topsy-turvy, and its exponential and uneven growth could have disastrous consequences if we aren’t ready for it. Humanity recently hit a benchmark, a population of 7.9 Continue Reading
Oil prices reversed on Friday morning after a strong rally on Wednesday and Thursday while U.S. oil production continued to fall after a few weeks of respite. (Click to enlarge) Continue Reading
Oil prices fell Friday, as the dollar strengthened off the back of a strong July jobs report. Prices briefly broke into positive territory after the U.S. Labor Department said Friday Continue Reading
Oil prices dipped on Friday, ending a two-day rally, as a glut of crude and refined products weighed on markets and investors eyed a possible stutter in China’s imports. U.S. Continue Reading
Natural gas prices fell Friday as concerns about an uptick in production put pressure on the market. Contracts for September delivery recently fell 4 cents, or 1.6%, to $2.790 a Continue Reading
After months of conflicting signals and economic uncertainty, it became clear on Friday that the American jobs machine has moved back into high gear. A report from the Labor Department Continue Reading
Under pressure from Russian, Iraqi and Iranian oil exports, Saudi Arabia discounted its crude last weekend to maintain its share of big Asian markets. The price cut, which applies to Continue Reading
U.S.-backed forces trying to oust Islamic State militants from the Syrian city of Manbij took “almost complete control” of the city on Saturday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Continue Reading
Maduro Eulogio Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Thursday that his country had begun discussions with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on mechanisms to increase the global oil Continue Reading
The renewed attacks by new militant groups in Niger Delta region since early this year have reduced Nigeria’s oil production in the onshore and shallow water by 70 per cent, Continue Reading
