OPEC deal appears to sink on Saudi-Iran split
Their ongoing regional rivalry stands in the way of an agreement to cut production aimed at bolstering oil prices
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Iran dims hopes for deal on output freeze this week
Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil producer and Iran’s rival within OPEC, appears to be more amenable to some sort of production limit
Why oil prices matter now -- more than usual
With supply outstripping demand, energy prices look ready to jump back into the headlines, and that's not a good thing
Oil supply will keep outrunning demand into 2017
The International Energy Agency’s latest forecast sees less demand growth than it did previously, slamming oil prices
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The tiny but wealthy OPEC member, an American ally, is ramping up its U.S. investments as oil income stumbles
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U.S. has more recoverable oil than Saudia Arabia, Russia
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OPEC states fail to reach deal on production
After meeting, oil ministers suggested they were satisfied that prices had recovered from a 13-month nadir earlier this year
Global stocks, oil edge up as OPEC weighs output deal
U.S. futures augured a subdued opening on Wall Street, with both the Dow and S&P futures down less than 0.1 percent
Has OPEC won the oil price war?
As the cartel gets set to meet again, agreement on strategy is likely to remain elusive, but that's been working out OK
Saudi Arabia lays out plans to end its oil "addiction"
Ambitious reforms include selling state assets, cutting government perks and creating a $2 trillion development fund
As stocks flirt with new highs, don't dismiss these risks
A sweet combination of positives has lifted the Dow within a hair of 18,000, but several counterweights remain
So oil's price swoon is over? Don't believe it
Torrid production -- especially in the Mideast -- and bulging stockpiles suggest the recent price uptick is temporary
It's put-up or shut-up time for stocks and oil
Tied in lockstep motion, they'll both need to rally to give investors any hope the market can break out to new highs
Saudi Arabia: "We have not declared war on shale"
The country's oil minister also says an OPEC output cut would subsidize high-cost producers, like U.S. shale drillers
Oil back at $80 a barrel? Maybe by 2020
The International Energy Agency's long-term forecast expects production cuts that will eventually lead to higher prices
Oil agency now sees depressed prices until 2017
The International Energy Agency's latest forecast pushes back the time frame for any rebound
Iran to OPEC: No deal on output cut
To the contrary, the country plans to keep hiking oil production until it's back to pre-sanction levels
Russia, Saudis offer to freeze oil output levels
Countries offered to freeze output levels at January levels only if other producers follow suit
The downsides of cheap oil
What's the economic fallout when the world pumps a million and a half more barrels of oil a day than it needs?
Americans can look to another year of low energy costs
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Ending the U.S. oil export ban gets praised and pilloried
It'll either create jobs and make the U.S. stronger, or make the earth even warmer and cost U.S. consumers
Stocks hit by oil weakness -- and it's set to continue
Investors take evasive action as crude prices fall to a seven-year low, hitting energy industry earnings
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As crude crashes through multiyear lows, the impacts depend greatly on which side of the market you're talking about
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