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OPEC+ postpones output increase due to declining oil prices, may reverse if needed. Brent futures briefly above $74 before retreating.
Crude oil prices rose after a drone strike by Iran-backed Houthi terrorists killed three U.S. service members in Jordan, marking an escalation in the Mideast crisis.
Crude oil prices rose after a drone strike by Iran-backed Houthi terrorists killed three U.S. service members in Jordan, marking an escalation in the Mideast crisis.
Crude oil prices rebound after Saudi Aramco's price cuts sent markets tumbling Monday.
Saudi Arabia's cut in crude selling prices causes largest drop in US oil futures since November, reigniting concerns of oversupply and weakening demand.
Crude oil ended 2023 with its first annual decline in three years, as war and production cuts failed to overcome rising supply growth outside of OPEC+.
Latest weekly survey shows active drilling rigs in the US rose by 3, with crude oil rigs increasing while gas rigs declined.
OPEC+ agrees on 1M bbl/day production cut, fueling expectations of tighter supply and boosting crude oil prices.
The number of active drilling rigs in the US increased by 2, with crude oil rigs rising and gas rigs falling, according to Baker Hughes.
Crude oil prices hit their lowest levels since July amid concerns of weak global oil demand and rising oil stockpiles, with WTI and Brent benchmarks flipping into contango.
Crude oil prices hit their lowest levels since mid-July on concerns over global demand and a reported significant increase in US supplies.
Crude oil futures fell as market participants apparently do not expect the war in Israel and Gaza to spill into a wider conflict.
Crude oil and gold futures rise in response to the Hamas attack on Israel, causing potential disruptions in oil production and increasing demand for...
The number of active drilling rigs in the U.S. continues to decline, with crude oil rigs in the Permian Basin experiencing the largest slide.
Crude oil futures extended their decline to their lowest since August, but Goldman Sachs is sticking to its view that strong demand will support prices and push Brent to $100 by next spring.
Crude oil experienced its best quarterly gain since start of Ukraine war, but analysts predict the rally won't last as high prices impact demand.
The number of active drilling rigs in the US fell by 7 to 623, to its lowest since February 2022, with oil and gas rigs both declining.
U.S. crude oil futures surge to new highs for the year on larger than expected drop in domestic inventories.
Concerns arise as U.S. crude oil stockpiles at Cushing, Oklahoma reach a 14-month low, exacerbating supply issues and potentially increasing oil prices.
Goldman Sachs says crude oil prices that have jumped 30% will not derail U.S. consumer spending or GDP growth, but CEOs warn of future shocks without increased production.
U.S. crude oil futures eked out a 0.01% gain for the week, as energy markets were focused on Russia's new ban on diesel and gasoline exports.
Total active drilling rigs in the U.S. fell by 11 to 630, according to the latest weekly survey from Baker Hughes.
Energy is the easy leader among S&P sectors as Brent crude oil approaches $95/bbl, and traders and analysts are increasingly talking about when, not if, prices will hit $100.
U.S. WTI crude oil breached the $90/bbl mark for the first time since November, and Brent crude topped $93, boosted by expectations for tight global crude supplies.
The S&P 500 energy sector (XLE) closed at the top of Tuesday's stock market leaderboard by a wide margin, as U.S. and global benchmark crude oil futures settled at fresh highs for the year.
Total active drilling rigs in the United States fell by 1 to 631, Baker Hughes reported Friday in its latest weekly survey. Drilling rigs targeting crude oil in the U.S