WTI crude oil fell over 15% from recent highs, reaching $65 after breaking key trendline support. Click to read.

WTI oil gained some ground amid reports indicating that Saudi Arabia will raise its August crude oil prices for Asian customers. The technical picture remains unchanged as WTI oil needs to settle ...

A new report from S&P Global Commodity Insights finds the Israel-Iran conflict did not change oil market fundamentals ...

Gas prices are easing ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, AAA Oregon/Idaho reported Tuesday. Oregon and most other states ...

WTI Crude Oil will start tomorrow's trading below the 65.000 USD level unless there is a violent spike upwards upon the ...

WTI Crude oil futures stayed in a tight range, consolidating around $65 per barrel mark as the US equities were broadly supportive. Dow rose nearly 1%. Economic cues were tepid ...

Oil prices ticked down on Tuesday as prospects of more supply from OPEC and allies weighed on market sentiments.

WTI oil made an attempt to settle above the resistance level at $66.00 – $66.50 but lost momentum and pulled back. If WTI oil ...

Obsidian Energy may now hold production flat at around 29,000 BOEPD in current oil pricing environment. Read more about OBE ...

Oil futures rose for the fourth time in five sessions, but traders remain cautious ahead of Sunday’s OPEC+ meeting and a likely agreement to bring back another 411,000 barrels a day of production in ...

Oil steadied after a modest advance with tensions in the Middle East and US inventories in focus. Brent crude traded near $67 ...

Oil futures retreated after three straight sessions of gains, ending both the month and the quarter lower. WTI settled down 0.6% at $65.11.