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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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Can the Dax keep soaring?
Features The Dax, which tracks the performance of Germany’s 30 largest companies, keeps hitting all-time highs. But can it keep this up?
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Don’t bet on oil prices getting back above $70 a barrel
Features Despite the efforts of Opec and Russia, the price of a barrel of oil remains depressed. And it’s unlikely to climb much any time soon. John Stepek explains why.
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Oil price comes off the boil as shale oil surges
Features US shale oil producers may be able to keep oil prices in a range around current levels.
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Where next for the oil price?
Features The price of oil has drifted above $55 a barrel, the highest in 18 months. And pretty much everyone seems to think it will keep rising.
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The tug-of-war in the oil market is about to start up again
Features With Opec sticking to its cut in production, the oil price is hovering around $50 a barrel. But Donald Trump could easily change that, says John Stepek.
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US shale will put a cap on the oil price
Features The US shale oil industry is adding more new rigs every month than at any point in the past two years, which should serve to cap the oil price rebound.
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