Oil price crashes; falls below $0.

Storage capacity has run out due to significant drop in global consumption.


Alfred Lee

21 Apr, 2020

Oil price crashes; falls below $0. | BEAMSTART News

- From our Sponsors -

US oil prices have plunged, falling to a record low earlier today.

At one point, oil prices fell below $0 a barrel (-$-1.43), the lowest level since NYMEX opened oil futures trading in 1983.

Just last Friday, oil prices were trading at around $20 a barrel.

Consumption of oil has fallen due to nationwide shut-downs across the globe.

The demand for oil has plummeted significantly ever since the global health situation started, grinding economies and movement to a halt.

Nationwide shut-downs have resulted in minimal consumption for oil, resulting in a massive oversupply around the world.

Although efforts were put in to correct the price collapse by slashing output of over 9.7 million barrels per day, the outcome was still irreversible.

- From our Sponsors -

Latest Jobs

Customer Success & Growth Lead

SnapMagic

California,

Full Time

USD 140000 — USD 180000 yearly

Senior Implementation Engineer

Metriport

California,

Full Time

USD 160000 — USD 190000 yearly

Contract Product Designer

Wayline

California,

Contract

USD 75000 — USD 125000 yearly

Mechatronics Engineer, VLA Gripping & Assembly (Lead)

Sorting Robotics

California,

Full Time

USD 170000 — USD 190000 yearly

Video Editor

Cityfurnish

Haryana,

Full Time

USD 300000 — USD 350000 yearly

Senior Software Engineer

CommodityAI

California,

Full Time

USD 200000 — USD 250000 yearly

Founding Customer Success Manager

Moss

California,

Full Time

USD 120000 — USD 150000 yearly

Quantitative Associate

Corgi Insurance

England,

Full Time

USD 150000 — USD 350000 yearly

Bill McDermott (Account Executive)

Entangl

California,

Full Time

USD 150000 — USD 300000 yearly

BEAMSTART is a hub for everything Startups, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation. Connect with a global community of people, and stay updated with the latest startup jobs, news, and discussions.

 
© 2016 - 2026 BEAMSTART. All Rights Reserved (Legal).