Oil in 2013: Boom or Bust?
Oil – US oil production is reaching its highest levels in well over a decade; that means investors could find themselves in a major oil-price headwind in 2013.
Oil – US oil production is reaching its highest levels in well over a decade; that means investors could find themselves in a major oil-price headwind in 2013.
Oil – Reuters reported that oil declined despite fears that conflict in the Middle East may disrupt supply. Gains were suppressed in part due to the expected restart of TransCanada Corp.'s (TSX:TRP) Keystone pipeline.
Oil – As more countries look to tap emergency crude reserves in an attempt to quell soaring fuel prices, many are questioning the real motives behind the move.
Heavy Oil – Financial Post reported that China is competing with the US to secure supply of crude oil from Canada.
Crude Investing News reports crude oil is expected to double in the next 30 years. For several years, the forecasted growth in Canadian crude oil supply, primarily due to the development of the Alberta oil sands, led industry to conclude there was an urgent need for additional pipeline capacity to connect to new and expanded markets. [...]
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