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Crude Prices saw some volatility on Tuesday morning, with prices falling slightly as traders remain concerned about the long term inflation policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve

While American shale production isn’t expected to plummet anytime soon, the days of meteoric growth may be behind us

Oilfield service companies have been slower to respond to high oil prices, though the industry could be set for further growth in 2023

The Eagle Ford shale play is seeing a wave of renewed interest, with dealmaking and M&A activity in the region on the rise

The latest oil and gas news, dedicated to all things oil and gas: people, technologies, transactions, trends, and macro-economic analysis that impact commodity prices.

Crude prices fell on Tuesday ahead of official inventory data as traders continue to focus on demand risks in China

Without major new investment in new shale production wells, the current inventory quality of U.S. drillers is declining, and with it the growth in production

The speculation surrounding Chinas zero-covid policy has sparked volatility in oil markets, and while crude was moving higher last week, this week may see a turnaround.

The weakening of the US dollar helped oil prices this week, keeping WTI front-month prices at $86 per barrel despite the avalanche of bad macroeconomic news

Europe’s gas storage facilities are nearing their limit, but even with full tanks, much could go wrong during the winter of 2022/2023