oil price

Geopolitics, oil and what it all means for markets and global listed infrastructure.

If the tail risk of a spike in oil prices is realised, history shows oil shocks often contribute to deeper-than-normal recessions.

Brad Waddington and Longview Economics provide their insight into the commodity super-cycle, and how to value some of its major components

The recent deluge of rain on the East coast of Australia had devastating impacts. While the extent of the damage was unpredictably extreme, meteorologists knew...

There are three prices that ultimately matter for the world, explains Andrew Canobi from Franklin Templeton. The price of oil, the value of the US Dollar, and the US...

The year has not been kind to Woodside and its peers in the oil and gas patch. In February, the company weathered Tropical Cyclone Damien – the most severe storm ever...

Easing geo-political tensions and better growth momentum as we entered 2020 are but a distant memory. The month of March delivered rolling shocks—from the spread of...

“That which cannot go on forever, won’t” - Herbert Stein, American economist, 1916-1999Volatility in equity markets has eased modestly over the past week or so as US...

“Consensus is not always good; disagreement not always bad. If you do happen to agree, don’t take that agreement—in itself—as proof that you are right. Never stop...

The ongoing dramatic oil price plunge has been widely viewed as a precursor to recession and financial sector problems related to credit exposures to the now-stressed...

Last year I formed the view that there were opportunities in oil stocks. A handful of oil producers lagged the oil price as equity investors doubted the sustainability...