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Oil resumes drop on signs US crude stockpiles extended gains

Bloomberg Oil resumed its decline as industry data showed US crude stockpiles extended gains, exacerbating an inventory overhang. Futures lost as much as 1.4 percent in New York after rising 1.8 percent in the previous three sessions. The American Petroleum Institute signaled US inventories probably climbed a second week, ahead of Energy Information Administration data which is forecast to show …

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Coal no longer king as China spurs shift to cleaner energy

Bloomberg China’s domination of energy markets — long the driver of soaring fossil-fuel consumption and rising carbon pollution — is now turning the planet in a cleaner direction. The biggest energy consumer is moving toward the end of an era after it burned the least coal in six years, became the number one producer of renewable energy and even lowered …

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Shale drillers may be digging own hole as oil flirts with $40

Bloomberg US shale is coming perilously close to puncturing its own rally. Just months after predicting double-digit production increases, largely based on crude prices sitting between $55 and $60 a barrel, drillers are suddenly contemplating the possibility of retrenchment as a stubborn global supply glut is keeping prices near $46. It’s a reversal that could accomplish what OPEC and other …

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