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John Kilduff
John Kilduff is the Founding Partner of Again Capital. Prior to starting his company, he was Vice President and co-head of MF Global and Senior VP of Energy Risk Management Group at Fimat USA, where he was responsible for providing corporate energy risk management services.
He also has held senior positions at ABN AMRO, Metallgesellschaft Corp. and Lehman Brothers.
Kilduff appeared before the United States Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources to give an assessment of the energy markets.
He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Bonaventure University and a Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law. He has a bar membership in New York and has professional registrations in commodities and securities.
Follow John Kilduff on Twitter @KilduffReport.
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Oil prices have further to fall, says John Kilduff. But traders should watch the geopolitical situation carefully.
CNBC Contributor John Kilduff discusses what impact the shake up of the Saudi government has on crude oil.
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Oil could easily hit 2016 lows. Here's what could crater the market, says John Kilduff.
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With OPEC deal hopes fading, oil prices have nowhere to go but down ... for now, says John Kilduff.
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With OPEC unable to make good on production cuts, the oil markets are in for another rough year, says John Kilduff.
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The Wells Fargo scandal is certainly not the most egregious example of corporate misconduct we have seen in recent years, says Prof. Priyank Gandhi
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A Fed rate hike in September is looking more likely and the markets will see red, says John Kilduff.
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A Russia Saudi oil deal won't really happen unless the U.S. and Russia find a way to agree on this trouble spot, says John Kilduff.
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A Fed rate hike is looking more likely for September. And that's just one of the headwinds facing the stock market in the fall, says John Kilduff.
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Here's why oil prices are dropping and won't recover anytime soon, says John Kilduff.
