Category: Economy
Originally appeared at ZeroHedge Courtesy of IHSMarkit’s energy vice president Roger Diwan How did you end up with negative oil…
On April 20, energy traders fled from the expiring May U.S. oil futures contract sending the contract deep into negative…
Originally appeared at ZeroHedge The historic OPEC+ “Mexican Standoff” production cut came and went, and after a very short kneejerk…
Recently, OPEC and allies agreed to a record cut in output to prop up oil prices amid the COVID-19 outbreak…
Over 22 million U.S. citizens have lost their jobs in the last four weeks as the COVID-19 outbreak and lockdown…
Written by Dr. Leon Tressell exclusively for SouthFront Wells Fargo has been selected by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to distribute billions…
On April 15, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced a decision to start removing coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks….
Russia’s natural gas production fell by 12.3% in March in annual terms to 59.41 billion cubic metres, according to a…
In the light of the developing global oil war launched by Saudi Arabia, it’s interesting to look at the oil…
Written by Philip M. Giraldi; Originally appeared at The Unz Review Even though distracted by the havoc resulting from the…
In an April 13th report, the New York Times discovered that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s long-term was turning into reality…
Despite the recently reached OPEC+ deal that put limits to output of the main world oil producers, the Saudi-launched oil…
Originally appeared at ZeroHedge Update: just moments after our write up on how much depends on OPEC+ getting a deal…
Originally appeared at ZeroHedge Back in the second half of 2015, shortly after Saudi Arabia unleashed the (first) OPEC disintegration…
On April 10, OPEC + (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC oil producers) reportedly reached an output cuts…
