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Total, Goldman Sachs: Oil and gas prices likely to fall further in 2016
The oil prices are not likely to recover in 2016, according to declarations made by France’s Total and Goldman Sachs at a time when Brent crude plunged below $42/barrel following OPEC 168th meeting which did not yielded any production cuts.
read more... 09/12/2015
Daily: European spot power prices evolve differently, while forwards near record lows
Crude oil prices settled lower with Brent declining more than 1% on Tuesday after collapsing near seven-year lows on worries those global oil producers will pump even more crude in an already oversupplied market. Brent decreased 47 cents to close at $40.26 per barrel, after a session low at $39.81. WTI eased 14 cents to close at $37.51, after tumbling to $36.64 earlier.
read more... 09/12/2015
Daily: Crude oil prices plunge at seven-year low on OPEC failure to address a growing supply
Crude oil futures plunged 6 % on Monday, posting their weakest level in nearly seven years, after OPEC hesitated to address an intensifying oversupply, while a stronger dollar also weighed on crude decrease. Brent and U.S. crude settled at or near February 2009 lows on Monday. Brent lost $2.27 to close at $40.73, after hitting a February 2009 low of $40.60. WTI crude fell $2.32 at $37.65 a barrel. That was its lowest settlement since February 2009, and after reaching a session low of $37.50.
read more... 08/12/2015
The United States of.. Gas & Oil are 73% cheaper than EU
We've been talking about it for months, crude oil is not performing as every oil tycoon and trader would wish to and if we take into analysis the average value year on year, the Brent is about to close 2015 with a strong decline of about 44.8% compared to 2014, average price as of today is about 54.8 $/bbl , touching lows not familiar even during early post 2008-2009 financial crisis. The average price in 2009 was 62.69 $/bbl.
read more... 08/12/2015
Daily: Crude oil prices decline as OPEC decided to maintain production at record highs
Crude oil prices declined on Friday following the news that the OPEC was planning to keep its production near record highs despite a collapse in oil prices, intensifying worries about an oversupplied market. Brent crude oil futures shed 84 cents, or nearly 2 percent, to close at $43, after a rebound in early trade. The benchmark contract was within cents of Augusts’ 6-1/2-year trough. U.S. crude futures slipped $1.11, or nearly 2 percent, to settle at $39.97.
read more... 07/12/2015