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Oil Rises Above $80 as Dollar Slips, Stocks Rise
Reuters| Markets
awaited a report from the Energy Information Administration at 1530 GMT, considered the most reliable data on the U.S. oil industry , to confirm the API figures. "If the EIAs confirm the big drawdown, and I think they probably will, the market could
Story|11/18/2009
O meets Hu: Alec Baldwin and/or Jack Donaghy for Treasury Secretary! « The Cody Word
The Cody Word
tax tricks they should aim at corporate america too -- you know, things like like subsidies for coal companies and other oil companies and other companies that seem to be polluting our earth and causing negative externalities for all of us on the planet
Blog|11/17/2009
Oil Rises Above $77 as Dollar Slips
Reuters| Markets
a barrel struck in July 2008. Doubts about the rally continuing have been expressed by some of the biggest names in the oil industry . "Today the price of oil may be $70 or $80, tomorrow it may even be $90," Christophe de Margerie, CEO of French
Story|11/13/2009
Oil Rises Above $79 on Weak Dollar, China
Reuters| Markets
also supported the market but the gain was capped by weak demand elsewhere and a relatively quick recovery of the U.S. oil industry after storm disruption. U.S crude futures were trading 35 cents up at $79.40 a barrel by 1057 GMT. Brent crude futures
Story|11/11/2009
Oil Jumps $1 Toward $79 on Hurricane, Dollar
Reuters| Markets
downgraded to Category 1 on Monday, but only after U.S. oil companies had shut in production and evacuated workers. "I think ..... top oil exporter, has increased December supplies to large oil companies by between 5 and 10% from November levels, but shipments
Story|11/09/2009
Oil Rises Above $80 on Crude Stocks, Dollar
Reuters| Markets
IEA's outlook is unlikely to affect the short-term view that the global economy's recovery from recession is lifting oil use, it is an important measure for oil companies considering whether to build refineries or drill new wells.
Story|11/04/2009
Russia's Lukoil Cut To Neutral At J.P. Morgan
| MarketWatch Pulse| Markets
in 2010 as a result of additional production from new East Siberian fields. Rosneft is still the top pick among Russian integrated oil companies because of its strong fundamentals, the bank said. Copyright © 2009 MarketWatch, Inc.
Story|10/26/2009
FOXBusiness| Markets
nationwide can expect to pay $2.57 per gallon of regular unleaded, down from a year prior when prices stood at $2.92 per gallon. For oil companies , Chevron (CVX) closed at $77.03 while Exxon Mobil (XOM) closed at $73.02.
Story|10/20/2009
Oil Follows Stock Markets Higher
| FOXBusiness| Markets
politicians fight over ways to spend more money and the dollar loses ground and respect,” said PFGBEST analyst Phil Flynn. Oil companies like Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Chevron (CVX) followed oil and the broader markets higher.
Story|10/19/2009
Why Oil Prices May Prolong The Recession « The Brian Sullivan Blog
The Brian Sullivan Blog
oil (red) rises, GDP (blue) falls as consumers cut back on spending and corporate earnings take a hit (aside from the oil companies , perhaps). 10-13-09 Oil GDP 30 Yrs If oil continues it's climb higher, watch for pullbacks on some of the more
Blog|10/13/2009