Oil: Real Takeaway from Doha – SocGen Research Team at Societe Generale, suggests that the key takeaway from the events of last weekend in Doha is not neutral fundamentals or possibly bearish market psychology...
Oil: Implications of Failure of the Freeze Talks for the Markets - SocGen Research Team at Societe Generale, lists down the possible implications of the failure of the freeze talks for the oil markets...
Oil Dives Deeper in the Red on Mounting Oversupply Worries Oil benchmarks on both sides of Atlantic accelerated to the downside in the Asian trading hours, as resurgence of oversupply worries into the markets dampened the sentiment around the black gold...
WTI On a Firmer Footing, Near $42.00 Crude oil prices continue their recovery today, with the barrel of West Texas Intermediate up more than 1% near the key $42.00 mark...
Oil Prices have Additional Room for Rebound, Brent Crude Likely to Average Usd46/bbl in Q4 2016 The drop in oil price after the Doha talks failed to come to an agreement regarding freezing oil output was for a short period of time...
Oil Dips in Asia on Oversupply Worries, API Report Eyed Oil benchmarks on both sides of Atlantic rebounded sharply from Doha disappointment induced sharp losses the day earlier, only to find run through fresh offers this Tuesday, as the supply glut worries resurface following failed Doha negotiat...
Brent Crude: We Still Expect the Barrel at USD46/bl in Q4 Despite Doha- Danske According to Jens Nærvig Pedersen, Senior Analyst at Danske Bank, crude oil will recover during 2016 despite the lack of agreement on a production freeze on Sunday in Doha...
Oil is Falling — So Why does US Keep Pumping? It's called the law of supply and demand. When a commodity costs more to produce than the current market price, producers usually stop producing it. But when it comes to U.S...
How to Tackle the Bear in Oil Prices After Doha Talks Fail Talking Points: - The big mover on the day is Oil after talks in Doha failed to produce a production freeze...
WTI Trims Losses, Remains Above $40.00 The barrel of West Texas Intermediate remains in the negative territory today, albeit it has managed to regain the key $40.00 mark and beyond...
Oil: Doha Ended in Disappointment – Deutsche Bank Research Team at Deutsche Bank, suggests that all eyes were on oil this morning as the long awaited producers meeting in Doha ended in disappointment last night...
Oil Futures Gap Down as Doha Oil Freeze Meeting Fails on Accord Talking Points WTI Crude Oil Futures gapped more than 3...
Oil: Failure to Reach Output Freeze Agreement Boosts Yen - MUFG Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at MUFG, notes that the yen has strengthened in the Asian trading session most notably against crude oil related currencies following the failure over the weekend of major crude oil producers to reach an...
Crude Oil Likely to Give Back Gains as DOHA Talk Fails - TDS Research Team at TDS, suggests that with the oil market not getting a production freeze in DOHA, it is likely that crude oil gives back most of the gains made in recent days...
Oil Collapses After No Doha Deal Crude Oil contract WTI has opened under extreme pressure, last at $37.65 from last Friday's close above $40 after the long-awaited Doha Oil meeting failed to agree on any production freeze in order to further stabilize prices...
Negotiations in Doha between OPEC members and other oil producers ended without any agreement on limiting supplies, a diplomatic failure that threatens to renew the rout in prices...
Oil Steadies Ahead of Producers Meeting Oil prices at both sides of the Atlantic were trading steady as investors turned cautious ahead of OPEC and non-OPEC meeting planned over the weekend. At the time of writing, Brent was up 13 cents at $44/barrel. WTI was up 16 cents at $41.66/barrel...
Oil Trades Cautious in Asia, Doha Meeting Eyed Oil benchmarks on both sides of Atlantic steadied in the Asian trades, unable to find a clear direction as traders remain on the side-lines awaiting the outcome from weekend’s Qatar meeting...
WTI Off Highs, Back Below $42.00 The barrel of West Texas Intermediate has now resumed its daily decline after failing to sustain another break above the $42.00 mark. WTI down from $42.40 Crude oil prices have managed to clinch fresh 2016 highs in the $42...
