Oil prices were little changed on Friday after falling in the previous session, on receding concerns of an Iranian conflict.

Oil prices fell sharply after a massive U.S. inventory build and a downgraded global demand forecast reinforced concerns about oversupply, even as U.S.-Iran tensions kept a geopolitical floor under ...

Crude oil prices are set for a second weekly loss, pressured by fading U.S.-Iran geopolitical risk, rising U.S. inventories, and a significant demand growth cut from the International Energy Agency.

Global oil demand will rise more slowly than previously expected this year, the IEA said on Thursday while projecting a sizeable surplus in January.

World oil demand will rise more slowly than expected this year, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday, while ...

EIA projects WTI near $50 in 2026–27 as inventories rise and demand slows, with OPEC+ policy and China stockpiles limiting ...

Taken together, the technical structure in Brent crude strongly favors a completed corrective phase and the early stages of a trend reversal.

Oil rebounding over the past week on rising tensions in Iran and Venezuela. It's our Chart of the Day. The Committee debates how to trade the space. Greenland's hefty price tag and Israeli officials ...

NEW YORK, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Lower oil prices are expected to cut U.S. drilling activity and reduce output by 1% this year from the top producing country, while potentially higher supply from ...

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Oil prices barely budged after the U.S. ousted Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and President Trump pledged billions to revive the country’s oil infrastructure. WSJ’s David Uberti breaks down the market ...

President Trump has reportedly homed in on $50 a barrel as the price he'd like to see US oil prices trend toward, alleviating energy costs for US households. The problem for the US oil industry? That ...