Much ado about … an OPEC editorial
OPEC has regularly stated its willingness to talk to other producers in its latest Bulletin seems merely to reiterate this. Margaret McQuaile investigates.
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The ban has forced the Chinese company to halt operations at almost all of its core businesses.
How will Iran's nuclear deal affect oil markets?
If finalized, the landmark nuclear deal will see the removal of sanctions that have drastically cut Iran's oil earnings and deprived the country of the investment it needs to develop its vast oil and gas reserves.
Molybdenum oxide: Some of the same woes, different low prices
At the beginning of the year molybdenum was at $9/lb. Now prices struggle to stay above $6/lb. What's next for the market?
Discussing the costs of disaster for offshore US oil : Regulation and Environment
Gary Gentile asks if the risks associated with ultra-deepwater oil production endeavors are properly disclosed to shareholders.
An inroad for US crude export supporters on national security — maybe
The national security argument for lifting the US' long-standing restrictions on oil exports appears to be making some headway, as Herman Wang explains.
From Governor Cuomo: Build a New Rail Tunnel
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo writes that he “vigorously” supports a new rail tunnel under the Hudson and says a federal commitment is necessary.
Banks see second quarter revenue dip from commodities
Banks are continuing to adjust their roles in commodity trading, including for oil, natural gas, metals, iron ore, freight and more. What does it mean for markets?