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Why the oil price is likely to remain high and rising
Features The oil price is at its highest in three years. And there’s plenty of evidence that it will remain high. John Stepek explains why, and what it means for you.
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Oil-price surge threatens global growth
Features Increasingly robust global growth is driving demand for oil and pushing up the price. But the global economy may not be able to cope with oil at $100.
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The cheapest bet on rising oil prices
Features The market is bullish on oil at the moment. And that’s likely to continue. John Stepek explains why, and picks the cheapest way to play it.
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Opec and Moscow strong-arm oil price
Features Opec has joined forces with Russia to mop up much of the oil market glut by agreeing to curtail production.
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Why the oil price rebound could be the catalyst for a stockmarket crash
Features The oil price has made a steady recovery since it crashed in 2014. But that could have far reaching consequences for equity markets, says John Stepek.
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Oil prices head for a higher range
Features Last year, oil prices averaged $44 a barrel. Now Brent crude has crept up to $60 for the first time in two years, double the price seen in the spring of 2016
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Oil could be about to take off – but nobody seems to care
Features Oil is off most investors’ radar. But that could be a mistake, says Dominic Frisby. The price could be about to take off. Here’s how he intends to play it.
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Why oil-price rallies soon falter
Features Opec, the oil exporters’ cartel, has never been very good at sticking to deals to rein in output and prop up the oil price.
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It looks like we’ve reached stalemate in the oil price wars
Features The oil price has refused to budge despite oil cartel Opec and Russia cutting back on production. John Stepek explains why, and looks at what that means for investors.
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