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U.S. crude oil futures slipped on Friday, after a slew of poor data including an increase in jobless claims and weak U.S. retail sales.
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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Crude was flat on the day, but stayed around the $100/barrel mark. Nat gas futures were up, again due to cold weather and a bigger-than-expected drawdown. Gold touched $1,300 today, and closed around that mark.
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A train carrying crude oil derailed in Vandergrift in western Pennsylvania on Thursday, the company confirmed.
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Gasoline could jump anywhere from 15 to 40 cents a gallon over the next several months, but it could be one of the cheapest summer driving seasons in several years.
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Further depreciation in emerging market currencies could seriously dent oil demand in large emerging economics, OPEC warned on Wednesday.
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Atlanta braced for its worst ice storm in 14 years as a weather system threatened power outages in the South followed by heavy snow in the Northeast.
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California fracking opponents are focusing on drought to stop development of massive state oil reserves.
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At a news conference with French President Francois Hollande, Obama also acknowledged that Syrian peace talks are far from reaching their goal.
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U.S. oil rose, but data showing a larger-than-expected build in oil inventories pulled prices off their highs.
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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Crude oil closed above $100, up on the day, even though the build was more than expected. Gold closed about the $1280 mark.
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The U.S. plans to take India to the World Trade Organisation over subsidies New Delhi gives to its solar power industry.
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Matt Stephani, Cavanal Hill Funds, explains why oil field service companies hold great opportunities for the energy investor.
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Discussing the trends for oil and natural gas, with Kevin Book, Clearview Energy Partners.
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Crude lost its early momentum, with U.S. oil ending modestly lower and Brent posting slim gains ahead of inventory data.
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The average price of regular gasoline in the U.S. has fallen 2 cents a gallon during the past two weeks.
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The Department of Energy on Tuesday granted conditional approval to a Cameron Parish, Louisiana, terminal to export liquefied natural gas.
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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Crude hovers around $100/barrel. Nat gas prices were supported as another winter storm is headed up the coast.
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The brutally cold winter has lit a fire under natural gas prices, testing assumptions that shale can provide inexpensive energy for decades to come.
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Conflicts over the ownership of mining and energy resources could be a growing concern for investors in the natural resources sector.
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Gridlock in Washington on fracking, the minimum wage, and immigration force states to make their own rules. Fiscal Times reports.
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Water isn't the only resource running short in California. The drought-stricken state is also low on natural gas.
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