Oil prices – Jan 4

IEA chief: Oil may rise to $150 on China demand
From $1.80 to $100 in 37 years
Matt Simmons: If demand rises 1.5% to 2%, economic growth may stall

WSJ: Higher oil prices long term may impede global growth

Oil price touches $100 a barrel; signal of pending oil shortages ignored

The price for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil touched $100 on January 2, 2008, a new milestone. Oil price has been giving a very clear signal of pending shortage for over five years now, and in breaching the symbolic $100 a barrel mark, continues to do so. Those driving the world economy have steadfastly ignored this red warning light.

Oil prices & supplies – Jan 3

Oil trades near $100, OPEC can’t end rally

Saudi Aramco delays production start from Khursaniyah
CERA’s Yergin: ‘New era’ of oil prices
Jerome a Paris finishes Countdown to $100 oil, starts anew
Australian oil/gas fields shut on cyclone
German economists: Oil to hit $200 in 2018

Touching $100 – Jan 2

Oil touches $100 a barrel
The Bet
Russian oil output growth accelerates from 7-year low (but exports?)

OPEC could fail to meet oil demand by 2037

Woes mount for Mexico’s state oil titan
Political peak oil