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WTI Tops $65/B As Optimism Returns To The Market

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
Naimi Says Investment Needed To Avoid Price Spike

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
Crude Prices Played Role In Economic Downturn, Says IEA

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
IEA Sees Tougher Financing And Weakening Demand Hitting Energy Investment

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
ESAI Estimates Call On OPEC Crude At Less Than 30Mn B/D Through 2011

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
Tighter Oil Market Far From Certain Despite Price Of $60/B, Says CGES

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
Crude Price Rises Spur Debate On Risk To Global Recovery, Says Merrill Lynch

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
ADNOC Cuts In July Crude Allocations Held At 18%

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices

Volume: 52

Issue: 22

Published at Mon, 01 Jun 2009
WTI Price Moves Above $68/B With Goldman Forecast Of $85/B By Year End

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
OPEC Officials Raise Oil Price Projections

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
EIA Forecasts Worldwide Liquids Consumption At 107Mn B/D In 2030

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
DME Oman “Well Placed” For East Of Suez Benchmark

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
Qatar Reduces July Shipments Of Marine Crude To Asia

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
Saudi Aramco Increases Crude Prices For All Destinations For July

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
Saudi LPG Prices For June Increased

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices

Volume: 52

Issue: 23

Published at Mon, 08 Jun 2009
WTI Crude Price Tops $72/B, Market Moves Back Into Speculation Zone

Volume: 52

Issue: 24

Published at Mon, 15 Jun 2009
IEA Raises 2009 Demand Forecast By 120,000 B/D To 83.3Mn B/D

Volume: 52

Issue: 24

Published at Mon, 15 Jun 2009
EIA Forecasts Modest Rebound For Crude Oil Demand In 2010

Volume: 52

Issue: 24

Published at Mon, 15 Jun 2009

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WTI Tops $65/B As Optimism Returns To The Market

Naimi Says Investment Needed To Avoid Price Spike

Crude Prices Played Role In Economic Downturn, Says IEA

IEA Sees Tougher Financing And Weakening Demand Hitting Energy Investment

ESAI Estimates Call On OPEC Crude At Less Than 30Mn B/D Through 2011

Tighter Oil Market Far From Certain Despite Price Of $60/B, Says CGES

Crude Price Rises Spur Debate On Risk To Global Recovery, Says Merrill Lynch

ADNOC Cuts In July Crude Allocations Held At 18%

Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices

WTI Price Moves Above $68/B With Goldman Forecast Of $85/B By Year End

OPEC Officials Raise Oil Price Projections

EIA Forecasts Worldwide Liquids Consumption At 107Mn B/D In 2030

DME Oman “Well Placed” For East Of Suez Benchmark

Qatar Reduces July Shipments Of Marine Crude To Asia

Saudi Aramco Increases Crude Prices For All Destinations For July

Saudi LPG Prices For June Increased

Crude Oil Formulas/Posted Prices

WTI Crude Price Tops $72/B, Market Moves Back Into Speculation Zone

IEA Raises 2009 Demand Forecast By 120,000 B/D To 83.3Mn B/D

EIA Forecasts Modest Rebound For Crude Oil Demand In 2010

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