Opaque Oil Talks Add to Market Volatility
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

Check out Rigzone panelists' perspectives on the top oil market hits and misses for the week ending April 10, 2020.

How the Pandemic Extinguished Global Oil Demand
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

This week the EIA reported US drivers consumed the least gasoline for at least 30 years.

Mexico Makes OPEC+ Oil-Output Cuts Deal With Trump
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

Mexico has reached an oil-production cuts agreement with OPEC+ after an intervention from President Trump.

Trump Exhorts Allies to Buy American First
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

The Trump administration has a plan for helping drain U.S. storage tanks filling up with crude.

Apache Finds Very Substantial Oil Resource
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

Here are some of Rigzone's top stories during the last week, just in case you missed them...

OGUK Hosts Webinars to Help Firms Through Pandemic
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

OGUK is hosting a series of webinars for its member companies to learn more about the support available to them in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Trump Dubs Tentative Oil Pact Very Acceptable
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

President Donald Trump said a tentative agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia to cut global oil production is a 'very acceptable agreement'.

OPEC+ Confirms Production Cut Details
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

After much speculation, OPEC+ has finally confirmed what the group agreed to at its latest webinar meeting, which lasted for several hours.

Refining and Oil Export Slowdowns Among Top Issues
Posted on Friday April 10, 2020

Check out a review of Rigzone's top downstream-related articles for the week ending April 10, 2020.

Saudi, Russia Production Deal Shifts Focus on G-20
Posted on Thursday April 09, 2020

Attention now turns to the Group of 20 energy ministers meeting on Friday.

WSJ.com: US Business

Small-Business Loans Face Delays
The first applicants still await funding, fueling anxiety among business owners whose revenue has tanked during the coronavirus pandemic.

3M Sues Mask-Seller for Alleged Gouging, Trademark Infringement
The company said Performance Supply tried to sell 3M-branded masks to New York City officials for up to six times list prices.

Coronavirus Closed the Bars. America Stocked the Liquor Cabinet.
Sales of alcohol at U.S. liquor and grocery stores jumped 22% for the week ending March 28, compared with the same period last year, and online alcohol sales have also soared as many states let restaurants and bars make home deliveries or offer takeout wine and cocktails.

Boeing CEO Faces Deepening Crisis After Rocky Start
CEO David Calhoun has at times made troubles worse as Boeing confronts the pandemic and continuing 737 MAX woes, recently undercutting the urgency of the aerospace giant?s request for government aid.

Health Authorities Roll Out New Tests to Gauge Spread of Covid-19
The next wave of testing aims to search for signs of past infection in a patient?s blood, potentially giving public-health and hospital officials a better idea of who can safely treat patients and stop social distancing.

Coronavirus Disruptions Pushed U.S. Prices Down in March
U.S. consumer prices fell in March as oil prices plummeted and the economy began to strain under the new coronavirus pandemic.

Industrialized Nations Attempt an Oil Market Solution
A virtual summit of Group of 20 energy ministers is tackling the question of how industrialized nations can help resolve an unprecedented oil glut partly triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, and producers are pinning their hopes on U.S. President Donald Trump.