Oil up 2% to a 2-week high as new US sanctions target Iran's exports
Oil prices rose nearly 2% on Wednesday to a two-week high on concerns about global supplies after Washington issued new sanctions targeting Chinese importers
Oil prices rose nearly 2% on Wednesday to a two-week high on concerns about global supplies after Washington issued new sanctions targeting Chinese importers
Oil prices settled down more than $1 a barrel on Tuesday at a four-year low as investors priced in an increasing likelihood of a recession due to the
Brent crude futures and options contracts traded on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) hit record volumes on Friday, surpassing levels seen during the COVID-
U.S. oilfield service firms are bracing for a hit as President Donald Trump's tariffs throw supply chains into disarray and tumbling oil prices set the stage
U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose sharply last week as refinery utilization declined and imports rose and the market braced for new tariffs from
U.S. natural gas producers and investment firms are gearing up for more activity in Louisiana's Haynesville shale basin,
U.S. oil producers are grappling with geological limits to production growth as the country's top oilfield ages and produces more
U.S. oil and gas activity increased slightly in the first quarter, but energy company executives were pessimistic about the sector's
Oil prices will likely slip this year, the director of North Dakota's state oil regulator predicted, amid uncertainty surrounding U.S.
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