Commodity Trends Warn of a Slow, Painful Economic Recovery
Both oil and copper have started to show some weakness, suggesting that a broad economic recovery will take time from here.
Both oil and copper have started to show some weakness, suggesting that a broad economic recovery will take time from here.
Oil prices continued to fall Monday due to factors ranging from slowing demand to competitive pressures forcing the hand of producers.
The outlook just keeps getting worse for oil stocks. There’s a wave of bankruptcies coming – even if the economy recovers.
ExxonMobil just posted its first back-to-back quarterly profit decline in over three decades. That’s just one of many reasons why it should consider a dividend cut.
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After Trump’s latest tweetstorm, I’m honestly worried that the president doesn’t have a basic understanding of how oil and gas prices work.
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Supermajor oil stock defended its dividend against the collapse in crude prices, and rivals like Royal Dutch Shell should follow suit.