TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Thursday ahead of an OPEC+ meeting later in the day, with investors waiting to see what ...
U.S. oil futures pared much of their early Wednesday declines, finding support after government data revealed a weekly crude ...
Crude oil prices rose following a surprise inventory draw reported by the EIA, but concerns about global demand persist.
Banks are gearing up for US oil prices to fall below $60 a barrel by the middle of President-elect Donald Trump’s new term in ...
U.S. oil futures pared much of their losses Wednesday after the Energy Information Administration reported a bigger-than-expected decline of 5.1 million barrels in U.S. commercial crude inventories ...
Most stock markets in the Gulf were up in early trading on Tuesday as oil prices rose, while escalating tensions in the ...
Major Gulf stock markets ended higher on Tuesday, fueled by rising oil prices, as investors bet on OPEC+ extending its ...
The oil and gas industry is entering a new investment cycle where decarbonization and sustainability are key priorities ...
With OPEC+ set to make a pivotal decision on production policy, oil prices remain resolutely rangebound, even with a second ...
Crude futures edged higher supported by a new wave of U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports and expectations that OPEC+ will further delay its planned output hike.
New production from the Gulf of Mexico or Alaska will take years to materialize and, as mentioned, most shale drilling is on ...
Rising U.S. production and internal OPEC+ pressure limit the kingdom’s sway over prices. Trump is a new wild card.