Energy

A decent pullback in crude oil is not a stretch given how lopsided near-term sentiment and positioning appears to be.

But with fundamentals underpinning the rally, near-term weakness will provide an opportunity to add or establish fresh longs.

Crude oil looks set to resume its battle with sellers parked around the $84 per barrel level.

The momentum is clearly to the upside, which means the crude oil outlook is still positive. Next week's key event is likely to be the data dump from China.

Our bullish crude oil outlook has been provided a fresh impetus as we start a new quarter.

Our crude oil outlook remains positive after much of the selling pressure was absorbed successfully in June, with WTI refusing to remain below $70.

My crude oil outlook remains bullish and reckon WTI could climb to $80. The "weaker demand" narrative is likely priced in and OPEC cuts point to tight market.

After a big drop earlier in the week, WTI has staged an impressive bounce, boosting the WTI outlook, especially in light of the OPEC’s ongoing supply cuts

Woodside Petroleum Limited (WDS) is an Australian petroleum exploration and production company. It is the largest oil and gas production operator in Australia reports its half-year numbers tomorrow, August 30th.

US crude oil prices could be heading towards low- to mid-$80s.

BP failed to shine like its peers as its withdrawal from Russia hit the company in the first quarter, but can it get back on track in the second?

The Shell share price is on the rise today after firing on all cylinders in the latest quarter.

Exxon Mobil could accelerate shareholder returns thanks to a significant improvement in earnings and cashflow in the second quarter.

Investors eagerly await to find out what Chevron will do with an influx of cash after its buyback plans disappointed them in the previous quarter.

Shell’s earnings are forecast to more than double as higher oil prices and tight refining capacity bolster its bottom line.

Natural gas has seen another strong rally, although lower oil prices yesterday saw it falter just beneath a key level of resistance, leaving clues of near-term exhaustion.

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