PXE News and Press, Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production From 04/30/20

To help us understand the dynamics currently driving the global energy market, we utilize game theory and macro thematic analytical frameworks. Recent developments have caused us to update our energy/Middle East game theater to reflect evolving interests. Historically, this game theater has ...

The International Energy Agency forecasts that global energy demand will fall 6% in 2020, seven times more than during the 2008 financial crisis and the biggest Y/Y percentage drop since WWII (in absolute terms it's the largest on record). More news on: Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF, SPD...

During periods of market volatility, investors often look at credit ratings as one way of evaluating how a company could hold up under stress. Tightening financial conditions can raise concerns about a company's ability to access capital markets, and a downgrade from investment grade to high y...

Originally published on April 20, 2020 By Bob Iaccino At a Glance WTI crude oil prices fell more than 40% after the Saudi-Russia price war, then continued falling after the production cut announcement. Even with a deal to cut oil output, the U.S. shale industry could see more ban...

Introduction I apologize for the Game of Thrones reference in the title. It's a shameless attempt to draw your eye to this article, and of course, if you're reading this sentence... it worked. I realize also it's a little passe by now, the series has concluded and all, but I think I'm the on...

About once a month, energy consulting firm IHS Markit releases a report on the offshore drilling industry that it calls the Offshore Rig Day Rate Trends report. In this report, the firm discusses both the utilization rate and leading market new contract dayrate trends for four types of offsh...

This crash could add the finishing touches to the grand reshuffling of the upstream service sector that started in 2014 The last month has been a nightmare for the upstream service sector. Brent plunged to around $20 in March. And the signs of an impending upstream service sector recover...

Introduction The following is my point of view (your views may differ, and I am not an investment adviser, just an investor who comments on various topics): Forget Texas tea, black gold, and other such pop expressions for crude oil. As I've been saying for a while about oil stocks, when a ...

The U.S. shale industry's high-pressured wells and short drilling time mean the group is well positioned to benefit if the current oil price plunge causes long-term damage to production capacity, resulting in a price jump when demand returns, says Goldman analyst Damien Courvalin, offering...

Storage tends to be a ho-hum business, until it isn’t. With oil demand diving, plentiful production, and the oil futures curve in steep contango, storage has become a hot topic. Of course, many midstream companies own and operate storage capacity. Today, we will briefly discuss the impl...