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    Tensions Flare in Falklands: What It Means for Big Oil

    While tensions between Britain and Argentina have been rising as a natural response to the 30th anniversary of the Falkland Islands War, oil is the primary driver of a renewed Falkland dispute that will determine the fate of tens of billions of dollars in black gold.

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    Jim Rogers Explains Why He's Still Bullish on Oil

    "If oil does go to $40, that means it'll just be setting up an even more bullish scenario for the duration of the bull market," the famous investor says.

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    Oil Backed Up, Iranians Put It on Idled Ships

    As its oil inventory grows because of a European embargo, Iran has taken to repainting and renaming its tankers, concealing their origins in a bid to find buyers. The New York Times reports.

  • ECB Rate Cut Already Priced Into Markets
    ECB Rate Cut Already Priced Into Markets   

    Nader Naeimi, Senior Investment Strategist, AMP Capital says that commodities will have a much better second half, and that markets are already expecting the ECB to cut rates by 25 basis points.

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    Finding Success on the Oil Frontier

    No commercially exploitable oil had been discovered in Kenya until Tullow Oil began drilling this year in the blazing savanna of the Rift Valley, about 250 miles northwest of Nairobi, the New York Times reports.

  • Shale Gas to Create Australia's Next Gas Boom
    Shale Gas to Create Australia's Next Gas Boom   

    Alexis Clark, Oil and Gas Analyst at Patersons Securities says the shale gas exploration in Australia could prompt the next big wave in the country's natural gas boom. He says small cap company Central Petroleum is his top pick in the space.

  • Why Oil Bulls Need to Rethink Their Strategy
    Why Oil Bulls Need to Rethink Their Strategy   

    Gaurav Sodhi, Resources Analyst at Intelligent Investor says oil bulls need to take another look at their strategy with a potential flood of U.S. shale oil supply in coming years.

  • Asia's Interest in Canadian Oil Set to Increase: CEO
    Asia's Interest in Canadian Oil Set to Increase: CEO   

    John Zahary, President & CEO at Sunshine Oilsands says Canada's upstream oil industry is well-positioned to meet Asia's energy needs.

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    Cramer: Not as Much Bull in the Bull Case as You Think

    The “Mad Money” host said investors must learn to boldly go where few have gone before and to challenge the conventional wisdom of the markets.

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    Could Natural Gas Finally Be Bottoming?

    To Find out, Cramer goes “Off the Charts.”

  • Agri Market Improving on Weather Concerns
    Agri Market Improving on Weather Concerns   

    Tom Essaye, Editor, Money and Markets says things are improving in corn & soybean markets due to hot weather concerns.

  • More Weakness for Commodities
    More Weakness for Commodities   

    Dominic Schnider, Head Commodity Research, UBS Wealth Management says that non-Opec oil supply growth to outpace global demand.

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    Double Trouble in Washington for King Coal

    Having suffered one blow from the Senate this week, King Coal faces another one from the EPA next week.

  • Buy Commodities on Dips?
    Buy Commodities on Dips?   

    Jonathan Barratt, CEO & Founder of Barratt's Bulletin, says that commodity investors have to sit on the sidelines, because there is no confidence in the market.

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    The Math Behind the 100-Year Supply Debate

    President Obama has said the U.S. has a supply of natural gas to last nearly 100 years. But it turns out geologists and other researchers disagree on that supply figure, which has huge implications for America's energy policy.

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    Nat Gas Prices Droop but Capital Spending Surges

    U.S. energy producers' ability to pull natural gas from shale may have contributed to a price-dampening oversupply for now, but it’s also triggering tens of billions of dollars in capital investments.

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    Groundbreaking Tech Begets a Clean-Up Industry

    The U.S. natural gas boom has kicked off a gold rush among companies trying to cash in on minimizing the industry’s environmental footprint.

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    Can the Natural Gas Sector Save the US Economy?

    Natural gas's real potential for economic impact lies in the vast reservoirs of shale gas that are newly accessible through hydraulic fracturing.

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    Fracking Brings Riches and Reservations

    Amid cries for energy independence, fracking has become crucial to taking advantage of previously untapped resources. Take a closer look at hydraulic fracturing, and why the technology has become so important and controversial.

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    Natural Gas: A Raging Bull in its Battle with Coal

    Environmental issues aside,  the economics of natural gas may have already dethroned coal as the nation's key source of electrical power.