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Banks Predict Crude to Average $63/Barrel

The Wall Street Journal reported that banks have raised their crude oil price forecasts for the sixth straight month and expect the price of Brent crude to average $63 a barrel this year. read more

U.S. Crude Oil Prices Rise to Three-Year High

The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. crude oil prices have climbed to more than $70 a barrel as suppliers have capped production and stockpiles are shrinking. read more

WSJ: U.S. Rig Count Increase Leads to Oil Price Drop

The Wall Street Journal reported that oil prices dropped due to trader concerns over an uptick in drilling coupled with anticipated production cuts. read more

IEA Says Oil Price Hike Not a Symptom of Possible Production Freeze

Bloomberg reported that the International Energy Agency said that talks about a possible production freeze between crude-exporting nations is not the primary driver behind rising oil prices. read more

IEA Anticipates Decline in Oil Production from Outside OPEC

According to Bloomberg, the International Energy Agency said that oil prices have passed their lowest point as shrinking supplies outside of OPEC eat into the global surplus. read more

Fitch: Fallout from Oil Prices Emerging for U.S. Banks

According to a Fitch Ratings’ report, Q4/15 results for U.S. banks showed generally lower net income affected by market volatility, interest rate uncertainty and pressures in oil & gas. read more

Bloomberg: Crude Oil Falls Below $30 a Barrel First Time in 12 Years

Bloomberg reported oil dropped below $30 a barrel in New York for the first time in 12 years on concerns that turmoil in China’s markets will curb fuel demand. read more

Dollar Strength Could Drive Oil to $20 a Barrel

In a Bloomberg report, Morgan Stanley said that continued appreciation of the U.S. dollar could push Brent oil prices to as low as $20 a barrel. read more

Saudia Arabia-Iran Tensions Reveal Atypical Oil Market

Bloomberg reported oil prices changed very little despite diplomatic conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which demonstrates the atypical state of the oil market. read more

Bloomberg: Oil Speculators Buying Contracts that Payout at $15 a Barrel

Bloomberg reported oil speculators are buying options contracts that will only payout if crude drops to a low of $15 a barrel next year, the latest sign some investors expect an even deeper slump in energy prices. read more

WSJ: Oil Prices Rise Sharply Due to Lower Output Estimates

The Wall Street Journal reported that crude oil prices rose 27% in the last three sessions due to lower revised estimates of U.S. oil output and a report that hinted that OPEC may be considering cutting production. read more


Bloomberg: Crude Oil Prices Languish Near Six-Year Low

Bloomberg reported the $60 billion of oil industry spending cuts this year won’t be enough as crude oil prices languish near a six-year low. read more


Lower Oil Prices Hurt U.S. Shale Drillers

A renewed drop in oil prices has put U.S. shale drillers at risk of losing crucial sources of funding. read more


Multiple Competing Variables: Dealing With the Impact of Falling Oil Prices

Evidence shows onshore drilling activity in the U.S. is not sustainable, given the current state of oil prices and issues facing producers. Joseph R. D’Angelo, partner at Carl Marks Advisors, looks at restructuring issues facing fracking suppliers and providers, and advises steps to take when secured lenders are hit with vulnerable credits.... read more

CIT: The Drop in Oil Prices – Who Benefits?

In an article released by CIT, Mike Lorusso, Group Head and Managing Director, CIT Corporate Finance, Energy, asks, what does the drop in oil prices mean for related business that support the industry? read more

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