CRUDE News & Analysis

Miners hit by recession expectations.

Analysts expect any benefit to be transitory with oil and gas prices to begin normalising in 2023.

Morningstar analysts predict higher prices into 2022 as OPEC and US shale producers hold off increasing supply.

Amid such a painful downturn and the ensuing demand shock, it's crucial to consider companies that are in sound financial health, says Dave Meats.

For the first time in history, WTI crude slipped into negative territory, because of vanished demand and a storage crunch.

Banks and real estate investment trusts are hoping the virus won’t cause a severe recession and a subsequent curb on payouts.

Aussie producers have plunged but investors must separate the recent energy price falls from the companies themselves, says Morningstar.

Fears remain among analysts and asset managers that trade war tensions will worsen and hurt global growth, despite the latest softening in the...

Caltex has reported $558 million in NPAT for fiscal 2018, slightly ahead of guidance but down 10 per cent on the prior year, as regional refiner...

An oil supply glut has prompted a reduction in Morningstar's near-term oil price forecast, but has failed to dent its positive outlook on plastic...