Specifically, lower energy prices and more energy firms with low ratings and weak liquidity are taking their toll
Moody’s expects supply/demand equilibrium will eventually be reached at around US$75 a barrel for Brent crude, but not until the end of the decade
Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist for Edward Jones, predicts oil prices will remain near current levels for some time. He gives tips on sector allocations going forward.
Prices aren’t likely to climb above US$80 a barrel in the foreseeable future
Rating agency says energy prices having minimal effect
Limited impact for U.S. banks
Report examines the economic impact of price declines in four commodities
A range of factors will offset the windfall income gains from cheaper energy
Wait for signs of rising demand for oil
Conference Board predicts $5.2 billion drop in provincial tax revenues