Opec
Marginal oil gaining market share, setting higher floor price
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Marginal oil, with its greater risks and higher cost of production, will exert more influence on oil prices as it moves to becoming 10% of global supply by 2035. Gillian Carr reports
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The overthrow of Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi may have sent oil prices falling in recent days, but a return to full oil production in Libya is not likely for some time to come due to on-going...
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BarCap research analysts forecast commodity intensive GDP for emerging markets for 2011, with strong growth in the base metals sector
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IEA: Derivatives not to blame for oil's strength
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) says that supply and demand fundamentals are to blame for oil price strength, not speculative derivatives products
Oil price outlook
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Despite oil prices staying tightly within range over the past year, Lianna Brinded finds out that most analysts see prices becoming more closely correlated to supply and demand fundamentals and edging higher, with $100/bbl expected for 2012
Ecuador’s hydrocarbons reforms threaten production
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Ecuador’s latest reforms for the hydrocarbons industry could stunt investment in the country and lower production levels. Alex Davis investigates
IEA warns over medium-term global crude oil markets
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Despite improvements in investment outlook since 2009, the IEA still has reservations about supply concerns in the next five years
Oil outlook revised down
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Oil prices are not expected to top $100/bbl in 2010 as energy sector participants pare down their 2010 forecasts in light of supply issues
Kuwait OPEC Minister: Oil price to drop to $60/bbl
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Kuwait’s Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) oil minister says oil prices are set to fall further amidst continuing concerns over the global economic recovery
Cautious outlook from oil experts at industry event
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A sharp increase in oil demand from non-OECD countries will compensate for peaking demand in OECD area
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