Lower oil prices but more renewables: What’s going on? June 1, 2015 | Commentary Scott Nyquist Why the renewables sector is more resilient than ever. (PDF-235 KB) Not that long ago, the plunge in oil prices that has occurred over the past year would have been to renewables...
Will oil prices rise in response to the Israel war? What higher oil prices mean for the Fed. What higher oil prices mean for stocks. How the Conflict Could Affect U.S. Diplomatic Efforts The most immediate issue is how the brutal incursion and Israeli reprisals will affect diplomatic efforts...
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Yet while the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine have oil investors on edge, AAA doesn't expect domestic gas prices to spike for now, pointing to a dip in fuel demand between the end of spring breaks around the U.S. and Memorial Day holiday. ...
Oil prices rose more than 1% Wednesday after Bloomberg News reported that the U.S. and its allies see an Iranian strike against Israel as imminent. Tehran has threatened retaliation against Israel over the destruction of its consulate in Damascus, Syria in a missile strike. ...
A pullback is what will get our domestic market into an efficient equilibrium. Instead of what we’re seeing now, with a full throttle attitude from drillers. Truly, crude oil prices are either going to head lower on their own, or they’re going to be dragged there by higher domestic ...
Calculated Risk directs us to an LA Times story identifying the possibility that rising gasoline prices will undermine the recovery. He also reminds us that James Hamilton recently wrote on the subject as well, concluding: I could certainly imagine that
Oil prices do have an impact on the U.S. economy, but it goes two ways because of the diversity of industries. High oil prices can drive job creation and investment as it becomes economically viable for oil companies to exploit higher-cost shale oil deposits. However, high oil prices also...
the consumer. For instance, when home heating prices climb, people have to decide whether or not they can afford to turn up their thermostats. Furthermore, when various goods have become more expensive because their components also cost more, people have to make difficult choices on what to ...
while crude oil prices reflect global conditions, natural gas prices are more geographic and specific to seasons. While Europe's gas prices rose, the U.S., the world's largest natural gas producer, was relatively insulated from supply disruptions in Europe. ...