Sentences with phrase «with oil prices collapsing»

With oil prices collapsing to between $ 50 / $ 60 a barrel (at the time of writing), their lowest for six years, oil companies around the world have been slashing development budgets on projects that now don't make economic sense.

Energy sector is reacting like it did back in 2008, but at that time we had financial crises along with oil price collapsed that forced more liquidations.

The year opened with the oil price collapse, with obvious implications for regional investors.

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With oil, which is traded internationally, prices collapsed (mainly) because the Saudis have flooded the market with supply in an attempt to retake lost market share from U.S. producers — whom also drilled too many successful weWith oil, which is traded internationally, prices collapsed (mainly) because the Saudis have flooded the market with supply in an attempt to retake lost market share from U.S. producers — whom also drilled too many successful wewith supply in an attempt to retake lost market share from U.S. producers — whom also drilled too many successful wells.

By contrast, economic growth in Canada contracted in the first half of the year and business investment — the most important factor in demand for imports — collapsed along with oil prices.

In recent years, investors have had to cope with plenty of uncertainty: three summers worth of the Greek default crises (2010, 2011, 2012); the US «fiscal cliff» in early 2013 and the government shutdown that October; the Ukraine - Russia conflicts; the collapse in oil prices; China's slowdown and currency devaluation; and now, Brexit.

Anadarko (APC) had more than just collapsing oil prices to contend with in 2014.

With the collapse of global oil prices, the largest recyclers like Waste Management have reported sharp drops in recycling revenue and stagnated recycling rates across the country.

Canada still is coping with «material excess capacity» because of the collapse of oil prices.

With the collapse of manufacturing many unemployed young workers migrated to Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland for resource - extraction jobs, but employment growth in that sector has now largely evaporated with the falling price of With the collapse of manufacturing many unemployed young workers migrated to Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland for resource - extraction jobs, but employment growth in that sector has now largely evaporated with the falling price of with the falling price of oil.

With the oil and natural gas markets stabilized, at least for now, investors should begin considering which companies could emerge from the rubble of the oil price collapse to see their stock prices double or triple in the next few years.

To begin with, the economic devastation to Texas from the collapsing price of oil is just beginning.

Some big oil and gas companies have filed for bankruptcy protection this year in connection with the collapse in oil prices.

Gross domestic product grew by 4.9 per cent in Alberta, with the oil - producing province recovering from two straight years of falling output following the collapse of oil prices.

With China's currency crumbling, oil prices collapsing and the U.S. stock market brushing its low for the year earlier this past week, you shouldn't panic.

U.S. Dollar strength and disinflation, supported by the ongoing oil price collapse, are providing headwinds for the metals; on the other hand, a recent rise in fear in the euro area, combined with continuing loose monetary policies, result in favorable conditions.

U.S. shale oil producers have responded to the oil price collapse so quickly, and with such discipline, that they've shown they are able to turn production on and off as if with a light switch.

With the collapse in crude prices, lower oil revenues are hitting Alaska hard.

More than three years after oil prices collapsed, with crude prices stabilizing in the $ 50 — $ 70 range, oil and gas executives are allowing for a bit of optimism again.

The official share of bad loans in Russian banks is now 10 %, compared with 6 % before oil prices collapsed.

Russia was hit hard by the oil - price collapse, with sanctions making the situation even worse.

When this distribution system start getting problems (due to oil prices getting too low) in combination with high circles corruption — then the system collapsed.

At that time, the bank decided to take a pre-emptive move to support the economy to deal with the economic effects of the collapse in oil prices, cutting its key rate a quarter point to 0.75 per cent.

Beginning with the «profit recession,» it has become fashionable to describe the deterioration as a function of the price collapse in oil and gas.

With economic growing steadily, market in a RISK on mode, oil price going higher, this bull market could head north for another 4 - 5 years taking into account any possible flash to reach ~ 90000 YES, ming - boggling number ~ 90000 before market collapse half Almost everyone says that it is IMPOSSIBLE to predict the future price.

While funding such spending with debt is always a bad idea, it now looks like sheer lunacy in light of the oil price collapse.

I mean, if the share price of a company with substantial proved & probable oil reserves falls almost two thirds in a year (not to mention the collapse from its highs), what hope is there for the punter who falls for the real no - hopers?!

On the flip - side, since October, Ryanair Holdings (RYA: ID) & Aer Lingus Group (AERL: ID) have surged as collapsing oil prices & sentiment really started to sink in with investors.

Albertans in particular have been hit the hardest with commodities, oil and gas stocks collapsing to 2008 financial crisis levels, real estate prices stagnating while the rest of the country tests new all - time highs, and now two impending tax increases thanks to those voting for change in the provincial and federal elections.

And we're talking about an unconventional oil & gas project here, and a farm - out deal signed literally a month before the oil price collapse (in mid-2014)-- today, we're in a horrible environment, with resource companies (large & small) slashing expenditures simply to survive, and focused solely on their lowest - cost / highest - probability prospects.

This mind - bending report points to a prolonged period of rising oil production, particularly in the United States (for reasons laid out below), and a potential collapse in oil prices, with all kinds of implications for security, international politics, the economy and, without doubt, climate.

The price collapse, combined with the credit crisis, choked off investment in new supplies and the Paris - based IEA has repeatedly warned the oil market could surge back, damaging still fragile economic growth.

Carbon trading programs have been an abject failure and with the collapsing price of oil, there is no market for such credits in the foreseeable future.

He added of 2015 - 16: «On the one hand we had an M&A boom in developed markets during calendar 2015, while on the other hand clients also had to contend with a slowdown in China, the collapse of oil and commodity prices and rising uncertainty over the UK's referendum on whether to leave the European Union.»

Throughout 2015, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro pleaded with OPEC members to stabilize oil prices, warning of imminent economic collapse in his country.

The local economy, while still shaking off the effects of the collapse in oil prices, is reflecting signs of a turnaround, according to a report by commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, which represented BlackRock in the transaction with Hines.

While most companies have spent the past few years enjoying the current recovery, Cousins Properties had to deal with the effect of collapsing oil prices in the Houston market.