Here is a look at what happened in oil markets in the week of Nov. 11-15 and what the focus will be in the days to come.
The Trump administration is expected to push to increase oil supply in 2025, and a shift towards higher broad-based tariffs could hurt global demand.
Oil futures declined on Friday with expectations for a supply surplus next year, strength in the U.S. dollar, and continued ...
Oil is set to post a loss for the week after a strong dollar and concerns about demand growth in 2025 continue to provide ...
Crude oil inventories in the US rose more than expected in the week ended November 8 as product stocks fell sharply, EIA said ...
President-elect Donald Trump wants to “drill, baby, drill,” but industry is focused on returns, Ben Cahill writes in a guest ...
Both United States and global oil production are set to rise to slightly larger record highs this year than prior forecasts, ...
Oil prices edged lower on Thursday, as rising U.S. crude inventories added to concerns of oversupply, while the dollar's ...
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil prices ticked up on Thursday ... A rally in U.S. 10-year Treasury yields and a surge in the 10-year ...
Oil prices dropped slightly early on Thursday on expectations of higher global production amid forecasts for weak demand ...
European gas prices have climbed to their highest level for a year, on warnings of potential disruption to supplies from Russia. The European benchmark Title Transfer Facility, traded on the ...
Brent crude futures were down three cents to $72.25 a barrel at 0937 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures ...