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Slipping surplus

By Phil Flynn | May 20, 2015

Oil prices got hit hard after the ECB changed rules on the QE program, but it's coming back strong.

Is U.S. shale about to make a comeback?

By Nick Cunningham | May 20, 2015

Oil prices are beginning to rebound thanks to a cut in production. But when companies resume drilling and supply increases again, prices might plummet for the second time this year.

Where do we look for oil?

By James Stafford | February 24, 2015

Our global oil supply is changing. We need to embrace it and look for new sources.

Crude price war producing victims

By Grant Smith, Bloomberg | February 11, 2015

With supply continuing to soar and demand down the tubes, an oil confrontation between U.S. producers outside OPEC seems inevitable. If production won't be cut, something else has to give.

Crude falls in front of supply number

By Grant Smith, Bloomberg | January 28, 2015

As crude inventories rose to their highest level since 1982, oil fell. Good news for drivers; not-so-great for traders.

Just after North Dakota celebrated its billionth barrel of oil out of the Bakken oil formation the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a record amount of oil in storage. Stockpiles rose 1.7 million barrels putting commercial crude inventories to 399.4 million barrels.

Weather, reports and Ukraine keep grain traders guessing

By Allendale Inc. | April 14, 2014

Numerous variables are currently at play in the corn, soybean and wheat markets. Here's what to focus on this week.

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