The U.S. energy sector is slashing capital spending and jobs as business activity plunged and the outlook has turned “extremely pessimistic” amid the coronavirus pandemic, a survey by the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank of oil and gas companies showed …
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has published its latest Energy Indicators report with pipeline constraints leading the news. Report follows.
Pipeline limitations are driving down local prices for oil and natural gas, …
Kaplan said that because of the recent years’ reduced investments in large offshore and oilsands projects that can take many years and many millions up …
The oil and gas sector in Texas remained strong through March according to the Dallas Fed’s new report. Prices for WTI crude oil rose slightly in March, staying close to $63 per barrel and oil production in the Permian Basin …
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is populated with smart people who track the comings and goings of all the factors affecting the energy industry, not just in Texas but globally.
Dallas Fed SVP and Research Advisor Mine Yücel discussed …
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported that wages in the Permian Basin fell for the second quarter in a row after spiking in first quarter 2017. The rig count and crude oil production rose in January, the Fed said.…
Activity in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District’s energy sector gained momentum in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the Dallas Fed Energy Survey. The business activity index—the survey’s broadest measure of business conditions—climbed over 10 points to 38.1, with …
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas released its monthly report of energy-related economics, based on the bank’s September data.
“The Brent futures curve went into backwardation (downward sloping) through year-end 2019 on Sept. 25, 2017, …
