Oil fell from 15-month highs to below $83 a barrel Thursday on the stronger dollar and as signs of tighter monetary policy in China sparked concerns about demand in the world's second largest energy consumer.
America's last frontier is drilling its way through Washington, fighting federal policy that would hinder its oil production. Gov. Sean Parnell, R-Alaska, discusses the issue with CNBC.
Discussing how the winter season will affect crude inventories, with Jason Feer, senior VP & MD at Argus Media, speaking with CNBC's Oriel Morrison & Sri Jegarajah.
Rachel Ziemba, senior analyst at Roubini Global Economics, sees risks for China's energy investments in Sudan. She sheds more light on this, with guest host, Suzanne Murphy of Claren Road Asset Mgmt, CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah.