(Bloomberg) -- Oil edged up as internal market metrics flashed signs that recent declines were overdone, overshadowing the prospect of a temporary truce in Ukraine. West Texas Intermediate rose 0. ...

The first half of 2025 is shaping up to be a squeeze play for global oil markets. Supply is tightening thanks to ongoing production declines in Iran and Venezuela. The result? Brent crude prices ...

Oil prices declined on Monday as investor concerns grew over U.S. import tariffs impacting global economic growth and fuel demand. Increased output from OPEC+ also contributed to the bearish ...

WTI is set to drop 4.8%, also its biggest weekly fall since that week. Markets, including oil, have been whipsawed by the fluctuating trade policy in the U.S., the world's biggest oil consumer. On ...

HOUSTON :Oil prices gained on Friday but retreated from ... WTI finished down 3.9 per cent, its biggest weekly drop since the week of January 21. Late in Friday's session, prices stabilized ...

It was a marked departure from the early 2000s, when the oil giant branded itself as “beyond petroleum,” and even 2020, when the company targeted a 20-fold increase in its renewables portfolio.

WTI is set to drop 4.8 per cent, also its biggest weekly fall since that week. Markets, including oil, have been whipsawed by the fluctuating trade policy in the US, the world’s biggest oil ...

The recent drop in crude oil (CL=F, BZ=F) prices raises concerns about its impact on global markets. Factors such as President Trump's tariff announcements and expected OPEC supply increases have ...

Source: FactSet By The New York Times By Stanley Reed Reporting from London Oil prices swooned on Wednesday as economic uncertainty rippled through global markets, a reaction to President Trump ...

At 11:22 pm ET, Brent crude was trading down $1.48 (-2.07%) on the day at $70.14—a nearly $3 per barrel dip from this time last week and a $6 per barrel drop over the last two weeks. Oil prices ...

India’s crude oil imports from Russia saw an 11% drop in February compared to January, reflecting the effects of US sanctions on Russian oil entities. This decline follows a 13% increase in Russian ...