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Iran’s Oil and the Nuclear Deal: What a Breakthrough Means for the Market
Removing Iranian oil sanctions could have a profound impact on the global energy market.

Libyan Oil Goes Offline. The Impact Depends on Duration
This latest outage represents a dangerous new phase for Libya, even as global markets have largely shrugged off the disruption.

Despite Weak Prices, Oil Supply Outages Remain High
Global supply outages stand at exceptionally high levels—even as Brent struggles to stay above $60 per barrel.

Supply Risks Mount Even as Oil Market Sees Balance
Between Iran, Libya and Venezuela, the seeds of a major disruption to the oil market have already been sown. A significant outage in one could push the market into deficit.

Iran Oil Sanctions Reaction Highlights Inextricable Link Between Oil and U.S. Foreign Policy
The oil market’s immediate reaction to the White House's announcement to not reissue Iranian oil waivers underlines the fact that oil prices and world politics are inextricably linked

Libyan Civil War Threatens Oil Supply
The attack on Libya’s capital by a militia called the Libyan National Army threatens to cut off, or at least disrupt, the nation’s oil supply.

Supply Shortfalls are a Moving Target for OPEC
Compensating for supply shortfalls from Venezuela, Libya, and Iran may prove a challenging task for OPEC in the months to come.

What the Heck is Going on in Libya?
This summer everything changed again in Libya. Oil has been taken hostage not by bandits or crooks but by a presidential hopeful who had liberated the ports two years ago.

OPEC Is Dead, Long Live OPEC+
There once was a time when OPEC did not need to rely on outside producers to achieve its policy goals. That time has passed. The old OPEC is dead, and OPEC+ now stands in its place. What will its reign bring?

Despite OPEC’s Reassurances, Market Uncertainty to Persist With Output Cut Extension
A clumsy exit strategy, producers cheating on quotas, or a rapid response from U.S. shale producers could undermine the effectiveness of the deal. Conversely, the potential for higher prices is also a stark possibility.