By Benedict Clements and Vitor Gaspar US$5.3 trillion; 6½ percent of global GDP—that is our latest reckoning of the cost of energy subsidies in 2015.
Since hitting it most recent low in mid-March, spot WTI has rebounded about 40% reaching above $61/barrel at one point. The ultimate …
Back in the summer of 2008, Goldman predicted that oil would rise to $200. Promptly thereafter, oil did rise to $150… and then crashed …
If the fight between crude oil bulls and bears is reaching a conclusion, it’s likely to be a split decision. Oil prices …
Saudi Arabia continues to ratchet up production, taking market share away from U.S.
The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article called, Glut of Capital and Labor Challenge Policy Makers: Global oversupply extends beyond commodities, elevating deflation …
The busy summer travel season is at our doorstep and with that comes stronger fuel demand. Back in March I shared the fact …
As Canada prepares for a general election in the fall, the collapse of an aligned provincial government is likely to unsettle many federal …
By Catherine Ngai Oil investors are hastening their exit from exchange-traded funds, a move that some analysts argue is a form of protection …
People are getting pretty excited about the recent jump in oil prices, and suddenly everyone seems to be recommending that it’s time to …
