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Oil loses again

IF THE G7 leaders' pledge this week to phase out fossil fuels by 2100 holds a drop of water, oil ...

Oil loses again

The good news is oil remained the world's leading fuel, with 32.6% of global energy consumption; and that China isn't going anywhere in the demand picture, for any fossil fuel. That said, global oil...

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