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The rally in risk markets has left oil in the dust, a function of how growing U.S. energy supplies and fears about global demand are throwing cold water on crude prices.
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Middle East governments moving away from dictatorship must deliver quick wins through job creation to meet immediate hopes of street protesters but longer-term reforms need to ensure a more inclusive society, the head of the World Bank said on Wednesday.
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If oil where to hit 2008 record highs there would be a significant impact on European growth but if the price of crude where to hit $200 in a worst case scenario stock markets would fall sharply, according to Societe Generale.
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Transocean acknowledged that its description of 2010 as its "best year in safety" despite a blowout that sank one of its rigs, killing 11 workers and causing a huge oil spill, might be insensitive.
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Japan's nuclear disaster is going to increase demand for natural gas and oil for a while and oil prices will rise but the world cannot do without nuclear energy yet, investor Jim Rogers told CNBC Wednesday.
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Energy executives at the Howard Weil Energy conference in New Orleans are fairly upbeat about the outlook for global oil and gas exploration, despite ongoing turmoil in the Middle East and Africa, and their continuing frustration with the Obama administration's slow pace of issuing deepwater drilling permits for exploration in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Cramer interviews the CEO of Whiting Petroleum, the second-largest producer in the oil-rich Bakken shale.
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While oil – and just about everything else but Treasuries -- sold off today in the wake of the Japanese nuclear crisis, oil prices may be poised to surge as demand for 'alternative' energy sources to replace lost nuclear power in Japan ramp up.
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Discussing whether the China demand story weighed down on crude oil's price yesterday, with Kevin Ferry, Cronus Futures, and Tom Kloza, Oil Price Information Services.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.