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Following the OPEC+ decision to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day, Dan joins CNBC to discuss when and how this might affect the global energy market and U.S. consumers.
With OPEC+ scheduled to meet on Wednesday and consider a potential production cut, Dan Pickering discusses his predictions for energy inflation on CNBC’s Street Signs Asia.
Amidst fears of a recession, Dan Pickering joins CNBC’s The Exchange to discuss what he has on his radar in the energy space – such as oil demand and prices, inventory data, and expectations for Europe.
Energy Transition Leaders to Provide Strategic Guidance, Insight and Ambassadorship
“We will chase perfection, and we will chase it relentlessly, knowing all the while we can never attain it. But along the way, we shall catch excellence.” – Vince Lombardi
August was anything but a boring summer month. The macro dance continued as the main driver of oil markets. US Federal Reserve Chairman Powell’s speech put a damper on sentiment and heightened fears of recession
Happy anniversary from us at SailingStone!
Dan Pickering joins CNBC’s The Exchange – along with Rapidan Energy Group’s Bob McNally – to share his take on Russian sanctions on European energy supplies and what it means for the global energy landscape.
In light of OPEC+’s recent decision to implement a small production cut, Dan Pickering joins CNBC’s Street Signs Asia to share his thoughts on oil price caps, supply and demand trends, and his predictions on Russia.
Latest Rio Tinto Offer Remains Disappointing to Minority Shareholders
In their second open letter to TRQ Independent Directors this year, SailingStone applauds their decision to reject Rio Tinto’s offer highlighting long-time concerns of minority owners.
Reflecting on the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, Dan Pickering joins CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange to discuss what the legislation will mean for the clean energy landscape and for renewable energy investors.
In light of OPEC+ agreeing to a small increase to its oil output, Dan Pickering joins CNBC Asia to share his thoughts. He predicts that this will be a drop in the bucket in the global market and that we’ll be focused instead on the economy in recessi
Better. July saw a bounce in risk assets with the S&P500 jumping +9.1% and energy generally outperforming. There were no particular fundamental epiphanies in the crude oil markets during July. The commodity traded in line with other risk assets, gene
As we have discussed for the past few quarters, rising rates, base effects, and far more persistent inflationary headwinds – the hangover from super stimulated monetary conditions post-COVID – are pressuring global economic activity and with it, asse