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3 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez |David Wethe

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3 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez |Mark Chediak

(Bloomberg) — As goes the price of oil, so go US rig fleets, which have been getting idled on the shale patch. BloombergNEF has issued its latest energy outlook before the group holds a summit in New York later this month. And exactly what are those rare earth metals China is guarding? Get the latest headlines, breaking news and columns. • There was an error, please provide a valid email address. A welcome email is on its way. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez |Mark Chediak

Domestic oil prices have been hovering around the low $60s a barrel. (Bloomberg) -- As goes the price of oil, so go US rig fleets, which have been getting idled on the shale patch. BloombergNEF has issued its latest energy outlook before the group holds a summit in New York later this month. And exactly what are those rare earth metals China is guarding?    Here are five notable charts to consider in global commodity markets as the week gets underway.

3 weeks ago | rigzone.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez

Liberty Energy Inc., one of the biggest US fracking companies, expects most producers to stick with their production plans as long as crude prices can hang on near current levels. “If oil stayed in the low $60s, well, that’s not an exciting environment for us by any stretch of the imagination,” Liberty Chief Executive Officer Ron Gusek said during a call with analysts Thursday.

3 weeks ago | rigzone.com | Emma Sanchez |Emma Sánchez

Shale fracker Liberty Energy Inc. posted its worst earnings in three years amid plunging oil prices and mounting concerns about energy demand. Adjusted first-quarter profit fell to 4 cents a share, according to a statement Wednesday, matching the average estimate among analysts. Sales and capital spending both came in better than expected, prompting the shares to rise more than 9% before the start of regular trading in New York on Thursday.