Especially when corporate bond markets are a mess, municipal bonds are suffering under the weight of Puerto Rico's problem, Europe's continued woes, instability in the Middle East, a stalled out stock market and
oil prices drop due to oversupply.
Not exact matches
The world's top
oil and gas companies, including Exxon and Chevron, reported sharp
drops in quarterly results last week
due to lower
oil prices and weaker refining margins.
Part of the problem is the bust that is going on in the junk market
due to the
drop in
oil and gas loan
prices.
Exxon is the largest U.S.
oil company, but its stock is down more than 9 % since last summer
due to the huge
drop - off in worldwide
oil prices.
Although much of the recent
drop in
oil prices has been
due to the prospect of higher exports from Iran in the coming months (the International Energy Agency forecasts an extra 300,000 barrels a day by the end of March), the dumping of stored
oil is essentially a short - term factor, and its influence on crude
prices should logically pass quite quickly.
That's mostly
due to ongoing decline of the value of
oil, the international
price of which
dropped below $ 30 (US) per barrel last week.
The longer that the low
oil prices last, the longer that very high
prices will persist in future years
due to the extreme
drop in spending on current exploration.
Meanwhile, actual inflation is.8 % albeit
due to
oil price drops, nominal wages are stagnant, and workforce participation historically low, excluding demographic effects, masking recession level unemployment.
The opportunity arose, I argued, because it seemed to me that the
oil environment was finally, in fact, ready to improve —
oil stockpiles were finally
dropping below 5 - year averages and declining steadily, and rig counts were
due to decline as well, after so many months of sub-profitable
oil prices.
The other component here is that fuel
prices have been way down
due to the precipitous
drop in
oil prices.
If the dollar strengthens (i.e. rises in value), it becomes more expensive to buy
oil, so the
price of
oil will probably
drop (
due to lessened demand).
This is mainly
due to two unforeseen events: the
drop in iron ore
prices and the sudden collapse of the
oil price.
We believe the
oil price outlook has brightened,
due to an unexpected OPEC plan to cut production and surprisingly big
drop in U.S.
oil stockpiles.
Due to low
oil prices production has steadily
dropped, to around 960,000 barrels per day in September 2016.
It contracted in the first quarter of the year at an annualized rate of 0.6 per cent — in large part
due to the steep
drop in
oil prices and the failure of other sectors to pick up the slack.
Business columnists highlighted a 6 % to 8 %
drop in share
price at MEG Energy, Trilogy and Cenovus, but they failed to mention that Suncor, Husky and Imperial
dropped less than half that amount (about 3 %) and that all energy stocks were up by the close of business Friday
due to higher crude
prices and «a more positive sentiment for things
oil - related these days.»
This recent global
oil price drop is mostly due to slacking demand and the coincidence of U.S. shale output, not some infinite supply of tight oil that disproves the whole Peak Oil phenomen
oil price drop is mostly
due to slacking demand and the coincidence of U.S. shale output, not some infinite supply of tight
oil that disproves the whole Peak Oil phenomen
oil that disproves the whole Peak
Oil phenomen
Oil phenomenon.
On the introduction of the N50 stamp duty charge, Emefiele explained that the decision was taken to support the government in its bid to generate more revenue
due to the
drop in
oil prices, adding that the nation's external reserves currently stood at about $ 28bn.
The BoJ aims to meet its 2 % inflation target; reaching that target has been delayed
due to weak consumer spending and the deflationary impact of the
drop in
oil prices.
ie as consumers are able to
drop the cost of energy from their budgets through domestic solar and other, living standards will increase even as global
oil prices steadily rise, and grid energy will increase in cost
due to altered consumption patterns.
Due to the
drop in
oil prices, shares in broad
oil / gas industry (FENY) have tumbled 29 percent over the last five years.
A recent report from real estate services firm CBRE on investment flows from the region noted an overall
drop in spending on global real estate in 2016 and 2017, largely
due to the
price of
oil remaining near $ 50 a barrel on average.