PIRA Energy Group's Weekly Oil Market Update for the Week Ending May 13Houston ChronicleNYC-based PIRA Energy Group reports that global oil prices have come under pressure recently, but physical balances will tighten in 2H12. In the US, oil demand …

Al-ArabiyaENERGY MARKETS REPORT INCLUDING: The IEA have said high oil prices are …Proactive Investors UKPrices continue to be weighed upon by macroeconomic uncertainty regarding Greece and a stronger USD index. Oil & Gas News: The IEA have said h…

Oil prices back on the defensiveNASDAQThe projected oil market balance reflects the impacts from previous sanctions against Iran, but the potential impacts of the more recent sanctions set to take effect this year are not accounted for in the current O…

“Oil prices themselves are down because the oil market sees … The average price nationally one year ago was just shy of $4 — some 15 cents under the current average, Lundberg said. The city with the lowest average price per gallon was Tulsa …

Leadership NewspapersIMF: Oil prices to jump 30% on Iran sanctionsPayvandProjections for 2012-13 assume that oil prices recede to about $110 a barrel in 2013, in line with prices in futures markets, but in the current environment low stocks and limited…

USA TODAYObama Calling for 'Crackdown' on Oil Market TradingVoice of America (blog)The White House said it is “critically important” to make sure that “illegal manipulation, fraud and market rigging” are not contributing to current high…

Leadership NewspapersOpec – Political Tension Responsible for High Oil PricesAllAfrica.comBy Chika Amanze-Nwachuku, 17 April 2012 The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has said it is supplying the market with enough crude oil but pol…

LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) – Observers have drawn parallels between recent criticism of price-reporting agencies (PRAs) in the oil market and the current investigation into the manipulation of Libor rates by contributing banks. But the …

GreenbangHas the Oil Market Learned Rationality?Motley FoolTo oversimplify, oil trades based on two things: the current supply and demand of oil and the future anticipated price, driven by the future supply and demand of oil. If current prices are low …

A jump in prices when nothing has happened may seem crazy to you, but it’s perfectly reasonable in the oil market. To oversimplify, oil trades based on two things: the current supply and demand of oil and the future anticipated price …