Talks have so far focused on levels from $62 to $70 a barrel. Those who want the oil to keep flowing want a high cap, while those prepared ...

Most of the consumers and producers are quite comfortable with prices in the 60s.

Oil prices fell a lot just because of the escalating tensions with US and China, says Ahmad.

I expect Brent at closer to high 60s or around $70 in the next at least six months or so, says Ahmad

With no cut or a very small cut, prices to remain where they are with chances of downside, says Ahmad.

If countries like India are allowed to import from Iran, then market will continue as normal, says Lennox

We feel there is enough supply and enough capacity to meet drop in Iranian export, says Ahmad

Production cut by Iran will benefit Saudi and Russia. it will be difficult for Iran to get support from OPEC.

“Before the end of this year, US shale oil production to exceed 11 million barrels a day”

"Saudi Arabia is very unlikely to agree to any output freeze at this meeting or in the foreseeable future and definitely output cut seem to...

"The market is still well supplied and although demand will increase this year, it is not enough to absorb all the supply"

In a chat with ET Now, Azlin Ahmad, Editor-crude oil, Argus Media, says fundamentally the market remains fairly weak and there are not any ...

"These high crude prices would begin to have an impact on demand and that should bring the prices down,"say Jason Feer, Sr VP & GM-Asia Pac...

Oil rose in afternoon Asian trade Thursday on expectations that freezing temperatures in the northern hemisphere will stoke demand, analysts

Oil rose in Asian trade today as traders invested in cheap crude on the back of sliding prices.

Oil prices were lower in Asian trade on Monday as concerns over the weak state of the global economy continued to put a dampener on energy ...

Oil prices tumbled in Asian trade on Wednesday amid volatility in global financial markets and as world leaders gathered for the G20 econom...