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By Edward Tapamor |
May 23, 2008
Crude oil has burst up past the $130 per barrel marker we wrote about two weeks ago and without some kind of recessionary data coming in a hurry, it could go further still.
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By Stephen Clayson |
April 28, 2008
Sentiment in world equity markets has improved somewhat of late. But are we on the road to recovery? Or is the worst yet to come?
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By Edward Tapamor |
February 8, 2008
Falling economic activity, high energy prices and remaining energy resources that need high prices to remain viable. Can you spell stagflation?
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By Edward Tapamor |
January 18, 2008
The famous cheerleaders for the oil industry have come out with their latest pronouncement on why peak oil is rubbish. It makes very interesting reading, if you are a fan of comedy.
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By Jackie Steinitz |
January 9, 2008
The Ambrian team picks its top opportunities for 2008 in mining, oil and gas, plantations and biofuels.
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By Edward Tapamor |
December 7, 2007
This column said oil on the Nymex would be at $66.60 a barrel at Christmas time, people scoffed and sent abusive mails. But who cares, we will be right in the long term.
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By Lindsay Williams |
January 17, 2007
Tony Twine from Econometrix says he doesn't think OPEC can do very much about the declines in crude because "I don't believe that prices of over $50 per barrel were ever driven by oil market fundamentals."
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By Gareth Tredway |
January 3, 2007
Standard Chartered Bank says an increased supply of oil to the market is expected to lower prices in the coming year.
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By Cyril Widdershoven |
October 27, 2006
Will the possible take-over of Premier Oil be the first step towards oil sector consolidation in the U.K.?
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By Cyril Widdershoven |
August 18, 2006
At present, the global oil market is in a flux. Speculation is still the main basis behind price hikes, but a growing discrepancy between supply and demand still exists.
