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Oil market
Why are oil prices suddenly dropping?
Oct 6, 2023
Since the end of September, Brent Crude has been sliding — down to the $84-a-barrel range, more than a 10% decline in just over a week. This is also playing out at the pump, with gas down about eight cents a gallon in the last week.
High oil prices may hurt poorest Americans most
Sep 27, 2023
Tight global supply raises costs for industry and motorists, but for now, the pain is milder than it was during price spikes decades earlier.
Oil tanker costs climb as Russia ties up system with longer routes
by
Lily Jamali
Apr 13, 2023
The cost to ship fuel has more than doubled since February.
Oil demand is steady, but now OPEC+ is cutting supply
by
Justin Ho
Apr 3, 2023
The economies of China, the U.S. and Europe will all be affected by the cartel's move to boost energy prices.
Why OPEC Plus isn't likely to increase oil supply
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Andie Corban
Mar 30, 2022
Spare capacity has been overstated, says oil analyst Abhi Rajendran. Then there's the matter of isolating Russia.
Making sense of Monday's market sell-off
by
Justin Ho
Mar 10, 2020
If the S&P 500 falls an additional 1.4%, the bull market run will have officially ended.
How the energy market affects the price at the pump
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Bennett Purser
Sep 17, 2019
We break down the numbers behind a barrel of oil with Amelie Carlton of Rice University.
For public good, not for profit.
Global economic recovery eats through oil glut
by
Scott Tong
Apr 20, 2018
This morning President Donald Trump turned his ire on OPEC: “OPEC is at it again,” he tweeted. “Oil prices are artificially Very High!” Sure, it’s convenient to blame someone for high gas prices. But the broader story — beyond the 280 characters that Twitter allows — is that something bigger is happening in the world oil […]
Despite domestic oil boom, some students in Texas are hesitant to enter the field
Mar 26, 2018
Some colleges are finding that students are not eager to enroll in oil and gas majors.
Venezuela’s debt could give China and Russia an oil market edge
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Scott Tong
Aug 2, 2017
As chaos in Venezuela continues, the Trump administration has imposed sanctions on President Nicolás Maduro and is threatening an embargo on Venezuelan oil. But that could backfire: if Washington pushes hard enough, Venezuela could go belly up on its debt, and that debt is owned in large part by Russia and China. The U.S. doesn’t want […]