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Fundamentals: Why oil is staying steady
Fundamentals: Why oil is staying steady
Middle East attacks hint at another shock for markets
Middle East attacks hint at another shock for markets. Fidelity analysts discuss oil and markets' reaction.
Trade Offs | Baker Hughes: Telling home truths about natural gas
From deep sea divers to Texas roughnecks, Baker Hughes is one of the oil and gas industry’s big three global services players.
Fundamentals: US oil majors finally get serious about clean energy
Fundamentals: US oil majors finally get serious about clean energy
Analyst Survey 2022: Sector by sector
Confidence rises, but analysts expect significant differences across sectors.
Chart Room: Net zero puts oil on a rollercoaster ride
The race to decarbonise is constraining investment in long-cycle energy projects.
Chart Room: Oil vs gold - two sides of the reopening trade
Chart Room: Oil vs gold - two sides of the reopening trade
Oil tankers gush profits as global storage space overflows
Oil tankers are earning windfall profits - but how long can this situation last?
Fidelity CIOs: Dispersion increases as demand effects filter through
Investors become more selective as demand shock hits oil price and other sectors.
Fed dusts off crisis playbook with massive liquidity injection
Ultra-low interest rates and asset purchases will be with us for a long time yet.
Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets
Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets following coronavirus and oil shocks
Oil price war set to escalate
The oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia is still in escalation mode - and things could get worse before they get better.
Cool Heads: Fidelity CIOs on oil crash, volatility and what's next
Managing liquidity is key.
Your move, governments
Markets are reacting to two shocks in one day: an oil price drop and coronavirus risk. They form a clear catalyst for fiscal policy action.
A supply and demand shock for oil markets
Expectations of a demand shock due to the Covid-19 coronavirus collided with an anticipated supply surge after OPEC+ had a major fallout over production cuts.
Outlook bullish for short-term oil prices after surprise OPEC supply cuts
Brent crude oil to trade in the upper half of the $60-80 range for the rest of the year
Saudi Aramco’s mega bond turns a fixed income maxim on its head
Saudi Aramco’s mega bond turns a fixed income maxim on its head
Oil prices: What's the story?
Oil has plummeted since early October. Political manoeuvring and technical selling are exacerbating the decline, and the sell-off is likely to be overdone.
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