The oil sector has its swagger back
Energy security is now the phrase on everyone’s lips and yesterday’s villains are today’s saviours
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Moscow launches opening salvo in defiance of oil price cap
Could reduce its daily oil output by as much as seven per cent over the next few weeks
Saudi Arabia looking for a new security blanket?
U.S. commitment to Saudi security is waning, opening the doors to China
Stringent Net Zero policies make no financial sense
Major financial institutions revisiting their commitment to curbing oil and gas investment
Putin’s War threatens Germany’s competitive advantage
Limiting gas imports from Russia has thrust the country into its biggest energy crisis since the Second World War
The push and pull of oil demand and supply
Producer and consumer nations targeting a price of around $90 a barrel
Saudis turn their backs on Biden’s request for more oil
The prospects of a global economic slowdown are beginning to hit oil demand
The road to hell is paved with green intentions
The disastrous consequences of the green movement
No guarantee Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia will bring results
Biden wanted more crude, Mohammed bin Salman needed recognition. The visit served both purposes
Does the decline in oil prices signal a coming global recession?
The driver of this bearish sentiment is an overly hawkish response by the Federal Reserve
Without Russian oil, can the world produce enough crude?
Analysts warn that prices could reach $380/barrel if existing penalties prompt Russia to make cuts
More world oil and gas investment desperately needed, report warns
Increasing spending does not contradict efforts to reduce emissions, says IEF
No sign of major crude oil price decline any time soon
Bullish pressure on crude oil markets doesn’t seem to be easing
