by
Gregor Stuart Hunter
Geopolitical and trade tensions could lead to a global recession, said Nouriel Roubini.
by
Ranjeetha Pakiam
As concerns about the global economy grow, so do the prices of precious metals.
by
Alex Longley, Heesu Lee
Despite a continuation of OPEC output cuts, oil prices are falling on demand concerns.
by
David Fickling
Sanctions could backfire on the U.S. — and President Donald Trump — by causing a rise in oil prices.
by
Kevin Crowley
Impact investors are pressuring Exxon and Chevron to move away from their traditional oil businesses.
by
Grant Smith, Tsuyoshi Inajima
OPEC leaders have said that they are "inclined to extend... production cuts" into the second half of 2019.
by
Marvin G. Perez
A new round of equity market volatility prompted renewed interest in gold and gold funds.
by
Mark Niquette, Laura Litvan
America's deteriorating roads, rails and bridges have yet to get the resources or attention they need.
by
Joanna Ossinger
Brent crude and WTI recently rose to the highest levels in almost six months after the U.S. sanctioned Iran.
by
Javier Blas
The shale boom has the U.S. producing more crude oil than it can conceivably refine.
by
Javier Blas, Joe Carroll
Energy Secretary Rick Perry said he was open to talks with Green New Deal proponents.
by
Javier Blas
OPEC is threatening to flood the oil market if the U.S. passes a law to allow it to be sued.
by
Ranjeetha Pakiam
As palladium prices continue to post new record highs, some analysts worry the metal is in a bubble.
by
Javier Blas, Andy Hoffman
Instead, they're taking on debt to boost liquidity and monetize insiders' shareholdings.
by
Nick Baker
The proposal could curb some of the abuses of high-frequency trading.
by
Ben Foldy
The film inspired a rule prohibiting insider trading on commodities.
by
Grant Smith
Growing U.S. production and supply and lagging demand are putting pressure on OPEC.
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Kevin Crowley, Joe Carroll
Exploration and development of the Permian Basin fueled huge fourth quarters for Exxon and Chevron.
