Could Falling Oil Prices Spark a Financial Crisis?
The U.S. oil and gas boom was made possible by the extensive credit afforded to drillers, not only from company shareholders and traditional banks, but junk-bond investors.
The U.S. oil and gas boom was made possible by the extensive credit afforded to drillers, not only from company shareholders and traditional banks, but junk-bond investors.
Analysts have begun to forecast high odds that the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline will drop below $2 in some regions of America.
Kinder Morgan has now announced its post-merger 2015 financial expectations. The news looks great on the surface
While fossil fuel prices getting slammed would seem like a good time for alternative fuel prices to get a boost, that is not what is happening.
Gas pipelineIf oil prices are low and going lower, maybe it is time for independent oil and gas producers to think about increasing natural gas production.
The EIA weekly petroleum status report said U.S. commercial crude inventories decreased by 3.7 million barrels last week.
ONEOK Partners' capex guidance may seem high in its analyst day presentation, but 2015 guidance on the distribution, discounted cash flow and EBITDA seem fine.
QEP Resources said after markets closed on Tuesday that it had completed the sale of all its ownership interests in QEP Midstream Partners to Tesoro Logistics.
When the U.S. housing market fell apart and the financial crisis hit, there were pockets of relative plenty. One of those was North Dakota.
Wikimedia CommonsPetroleo Brasileiro S.A. (NYSE: PBR), or Petrobras, just can’t seem to catch a break. Over the past few months it has been plagued by Brazilian elections, accounting troubles, corruption charges, and a subpoena…
24/7 Wall St. wanted to look at what might actually prompt Exxon and Chevron to become the top-performing Dow stocks of 2015.
Sterne Agee detailed in a report that Texas banks could have a negative reaction to oil prices, as lending to oil companies might spiral down the drain.
A fresh report this week from Merrill Lynch's MLP team actually highlights which MLPs may be mostly insulated from the carnage in oil prices.
There are three states where gas almost certainly will not drop below $3 a gallon: Alaska, Hawaii and New York.
The last time a barrel of crude oil sold for less than $64 was July 2009.