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By Jeremy van Loon and Rebecca Penty, Bloomberg |
February 3, 2014
Now that the U.S. government has cleared the Keystone XL project of any dire environmental impact, attention is returning to why the pipeline was needed in the first place: to get more Canadian oil to U.S. refineries.
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By Phil Flynn |
January 15, 2014
Brent crude is falling back and WTI is rising as North Sea production starts to hum and hopes that we may see some supply out of Libya. This comes against a backdrop of falling U.S. supply.
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By Brian Wingfield, Bloomberg |
January 7, 2014
The top Republican on the Senate Energy Committee urged President Barack Obama to end a 39-year ban on exports of U.S. crude oil, joining what is shaping up as an major election-year debate over energy policy.
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By Phil Flynn |
November 27, 2013
Supply is driving energy prices these days with a glut in the United States while production in the Middle East is inconsistent at best
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By Frank Holmes |
November 5, 2013
We’ve kept our eyes on other improving indicators happening in resources, Europe and emerging markets. These places may not be as widely popular, but investors can benefit greatly from taking a view that’s different from the ones observed by the majority.
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By Jim Snyder, Bloomberg |
October 23, 2013
Critics of the Keystone XL pipeline say they’re still optimistic President Barack Obama will block TransCanada Corp.’s planned $5.3 billion link between the oil sands in Alberta and refineries along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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By Jim Snyder and Mark Drajem, Bloomberg |
September 3, 2013
A decision on whether to approve the Keystone XL oil pipeline may slip into next year, giving opponents time to marshal efforts against it while offering President Barack Obama a chance to wring concessions from Canada.
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By Mark Drajem, Bloomberg |
August 16, 2013
Building the Keystone XL pipeline would lead to more manmade light and noise in sparsely populated regions, which may harm natural resources, wildlife and visitors to national parks, the U.S. Interior Department said.
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By Mark Drajem, Bloomberg |
July 16, 2013
Lawmakers grilled representatives of oil producers and refiners seeking an explanation for a rise in gasoline prices at the pump amid a boom in U.S. oil production.
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By Phil Flynn |
June 26, 2013
Commodities are getting crushed as strong U.S. data increase the odds that the Federal Reserve is getting closer to "The Great Taper." The impact of QE on commodities is most clear when the Fed says that the party is going to end.
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