12-30 – DOE: Crude oil supplies at 326 mb.
12-15 – OPEC: World oil demand est. at 84.3 mbd in 2009 and 85.1 mbd in 2010.
12-12 – Iraq’s Oil Minister: Production capacity could reach 12 mbd in six years.
12-8 – DOE: World oil demand estimated at 84.1 mbd in 2009 and 85.2 mbd in 2010.
11-11 – OPEC: World oil demand est. at 84.3 mbd in 2009 and 85.1 mbd in 2010.
11-10 – DOE: World oil demand estimated at 84.1 mbd in 2009 and 85.4 mbd in 2010.
10-13 – OPEC: World oil demand est. at 84.2 mbd in 2009 and 84.9 mbd in 2010.
10-6 – DOE: World oil demand estimated at 83.7 mbd in 2009 and 84.8 mbd in 2010.
9-28 – Iran test fired Shahab-3 missiles with a 2,000 kilometer range, capable of reaching Israel and other targets around the Middle East. This adds to the tensions created by Friday’s disclosure that they have a second nuclear facility near Qom.
9-24 – IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates: The oil industry discovered 10 billion barrels of new oil reserves in the first half of 2009 and is on track for their best year since 2000.
9-15 – OPEC: World oil demand est. at 84.1 mbd in 2009 and 84.6 mbd in 2010.
9-10 – DOE: Crude supplies down 5.9 mb to 337.5 mb.
9-10 – DOE: 165.6 million barrels of distillate inventories is the most since 1983.
9-9 – DOE: World oil demand estimated at 83.7 mbd in 2009 and 84.6 mbd in 2010.
8-19 – DOE: Crude supplies down 8.4 mb to 343.6 mb.
8-13 – France and Germany post +.3% GDP increase in Q2, better than expected.
8-12 – DOE: Crude supplies at 352 mb.
8-11 – OPEC: World oil demand estimated at 83.9 mbd in 2009 and 84.4 mbd in 2010.
7-15 – DOE: Crude supplies at 345 mb.
7-7 – DOE: World oil demand est. 83.8 mbd in 2009 and 84.8 mbd in 2010.
6-17 – DOE: Crude supplies at 358 mb.
6-12 – OPEC: World oil demand estimated at 83.8 mbd in 2009.
6-9 – DOE: World oil demand estimated at 83.7 mbd in 2009 and 84.4 mbd in 2010.
5-28 – OPEC met and kept the production quota unchanged.
5-13 – OPEC: World oil demand estimated at 84.0 mbd in 2009.
5-12 – DOE: 2009 world oil demand estimated at 83.7 mbd.
4-29 – DOE: Crude supplies hit 375 mb.
4-15 – DOE: Crude supplies hit 367 mb, the most since September of 1990.
3-15 – OPEC met and kept the production quota unchanged, but wants members to stop over-producing.
3-12 – U.S. gasoline sales up 3.4% in February, the biggest monthly increase in over a year.
2-11 – DOE: Crude supplies hit 351 mb.
1-7 – DOE: Crude supplies at 325 mb.