Tag: energy

Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, Sarah Coles, senior personal finance analyst and Helen Morrissey, senior retirement analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown crack open...

While most of the attention has been focused on oil prices over the last few weeks amid the OPEC fanfare, one area that has...

Oil Decline Ramps Up Pressure on Norwegian Economy The significant bounce in oil and gas prices that transpired during the first half of 2016 was...

In spite of supply disruptions and inventory drawdowns that have raised speculation that record American oil inventories are going to ease further, oil prices...

  Environmental impact of fracking has led to several high profile decisions to ban the practice Top tier properties could be rendered worthless if...

Nigerian Crude Oil Production Halved by Militant Activity On Saturday, 28 May 2016, a series of explosions rocked Nigeria as a new militant group –...

Ongoing supply disruptions across the global energy industry continue to drive oil prices higher despite the fact that output levels from key producers are...

After strengthening for the last few weeks, the Ruble Rally, on the back of stronger oil prices, the run higher in the Ruble...

Oil is once more on the retreat following revelations that the output freeze accord initiated by Saudi Arabia and Russia was just a ruse...

In spite of projections of greater demand and growing popularity for energy generation, spot natural gas prices remain not far from low levels last...

Even though China has been stealing the show with the resurgence in volatility since the yearly reopening, the other major product that has been...

Amid one of the largest global energy gluts in decades, no energy products have been spared from sluggish demand and protracted oversupply. Coal is...

Last week Exxon Mobil released its Q3 earnings, and despite a huge drop-off due to the current state of the oil market, it’s coping...

The price of crude oil declined on Tuesday following several weeks of stability, a sign speculators were still concerned about rising global inventories after...