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| | | ... this was exactly what I read this morning as the price of crude plunged again in overnight trade. The per barrel price of WTI oil declined by 5.3% to US$45.80 and that of Brent closed 5.8% lower to US$47.20. This is bad, according to Marketfield Asset ... |
| | | | ... nearly halved last year. And less than two weeks on since the start of 2015, Brent's by another 9.6% to US$51.84 a barrel and WTI's down 9.2% to US$48.36 a barrel. US$30 per barrel here we come... or US$20... or even lower. Oil prices have traded below ... |
| | | | ... economies and transmit this weakness other economies and markets, etcetera, etcetera... etcetera. We're doomed! Brent and WTI oil prices fell further at the end of last week's trading - Brent down US$61.85 a barrel and WTI down to US$57.81 (off 44.6% ... |
| | | | ... financial markets. Oil's doing the limbo (how low can you go?). Brent oil dropped by 4.2% to a five-year low of US$66.14 a barrel; WTI oil's down 4.3% to US$63.04 per barrel, also a five-year low. Prices could slide even lower for on top of excess crude ... |
| | | | ... rebounded to $US66.38 per barrel, which was still down $US2.69 from Friday's close. US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for January shed $US2.33 on the New York Mercantile Exchange to $US65.51. It had earlier in the day hit its lowest point since ... |
| | | | Brent oil up 4.0% to US$72.94 a barrel; WTI oil up 4.9% to US$69.36 a barrel. Is this it? Have we reached bottom oil? Is this the sliding slippery stuff's equilibrium price? Or just a dead feline bounce? As Bob Dylan would sing to you, "the answer my ... |
| | | | ... consciousness. Brent oil prices peaked at US$115.06 a barrel on 23 June. They've sank by 35.3% to US$74.40 as at last Friday's close. WTI oil prices peaked at US$106.83 per barrel on 20 June. They've dropped by 38.1% as at last Friday's close. I googled ... |
| | | | ... 30.0 mb/d, as was agreed in December 2011". And with this, the slide in oil prices became slipperier. Brent dropped 6.7% and WTI slid by 6.3% overnight, taking their 2014 year-to-date losses to 35% and 31%, respectively. Some OPEC cartelists were disappointed ... |
| | | | ... the commodity. That was on 15 October when Brent oil prices plummeted 22.3% to US$86.66 a barrel from their 2014 open and WTI oil dropped 16.4% to US$82.25 per barrel. Last night, oil slid some more - Brent's down to US$82.70 and WTI's trading at US$77.16 ... |
| | | | ... you're tracking oil prices are down - big time. Brent oil prices are down by 22.3% to US$86.66 a barrel this year to date. WTI oil is down 16.4% to US$82.25 per barrel. According to the IEA, this is due to abundant supply, slowing demand growth and a ... |
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