Oil futures pull back from early highs and settle lower, snapping a two-week winning streak. Prices got an early lift from the EU tightening sanctions against Russia, but fell back as traders pondered ...

Natural gas pulled back towards the $3.50 level. WTI oil moved lower as traders reacted to new sanctions on Russia. Brent oil declined towards the $69.00 level. Natural gas made another attempt to ...

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Suncor and Imperial Oil have transformed Alberta’s oil sands into North America’s lowest-cost oil production, outperforming ...

The upside emerges amid renewed supply-side jitters and a softer US Dollar, which makes dollar-denominated commodities more attractive to foreign buyers. Still, price action remains confined within a ...

WTI crude steadies near $67 as traders weigh EU sanctions, Iraq supply risks, and a cautious oil outlook with key support at ...

Asian refiners are buying more Kazakhstan CPC Blend crude loading in August than July after falling European demand depressed ...

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price extends its gains for the second successive day, trading around $66.40 per barrel ...

Global benchmark Brent traded above $69 a barrel after advancing by more than 1% in the previous session, while West Texas ...

Standard Chartered believes the market significantly overestimates OPEC's spare oil production capacity, suggesting a ...

Oil futures rebounded after three days of losses, supported by better-than-expected U.S. retail sales and a delayed response to yesterday’s report of a 3.9 million barrel U.S. crude stock draw.

Oil futures extended losses to three sessions, but pulled up from early lows as the EIA reports a 3.9 million barrel weekly draw in U.S. crude oil stocks following large builds the previous two weeks.