Oil prices edged up on Tuesday as a massive winter storm hit crude production and affected refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

The official market for crude could soon start to feel disturbances as the U.S. and Europe crack down on illicit trading.

Weekends now seem to be the worse time for oil traders to let their guard down.

Oil glut fears are easing as demand surprises to the upside, with the International Energy Agency revising forecasts after stronger consumption and weaker-than-expected supply growth.

By Robert Harvey LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The global oil market will be in deep surplus in the first quarter of 2026, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday, as so far excess supplies ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed threats against Iran have stoked fears of possible supply disruption in the oil-rich ...

While benchmark oil futures have largely shrugged off Nicolas Maduro’s downfall, the former Venezuelan leader’s ouster has reverberated through some of the less well-known corners of the market.

Corn and wheat futures were lower early Wednesday seeing some profit taking after a higher close Tuesday says Darin Newsom, senior market analyst with Barchart. Corn and wheat added some risk premium ...

North Dakota’s top energy leaders shared their thoughts on the bearish oil market, which led to Continental Resources ...

Let’s be honest: The oil market has always been wrong about long-term prices. Unsurprisingly, it’s currently wrong in anticipating that a barrel of crude will cost around $60 by 2030, close to current ...

BPC Chairman Md Amin Ul Ahsan told The Business Standard that these contracts are usually signed for six months to one year ...

Key opportunities include deep-water exploration investments, downstream petrochemical integration, and carbon management pipeline expansion. Untapped reserves in Sarawak and Sabah offer growth ...