Oil prices saw a minor decline in Asian trading after rising over 7% due to supply concerns linked to Middle East tensions and Libyan oil f...

Brent crude futures rose 29 cents, or 0.4%, to $77.88 a barrel at 0138 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures climbed 29 cen...

Oil prices rose on Tuesday as the Middle East crisis and a Libyan supply outage reduced the previous day's heavy losses.

Frantic oil buying driven by supply outages and signs the Omicron variant won't be as disruptive as feared has pushed some crude grades to ...

The oil market is now faced with two highly uncertain bearish shocks with the clear outcome of a sharp price sell-off.

Brent crude was down $1.56, or 2.6%, at $57.75 a barrel by 1442 GMT, while U.S. crude dropped $1.25, or 2.3%, to $52.63.

Output was boosted by a recovery in Libyan production and as Iraq's southern exports hit a record.

Prices show that the spread structure is back, which suggests the market is well supplied.

A lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Monday.

The medium to long term prospects for crude oil are very attractive and should be strong.

Iran’s seaborne crude exports fell to about 1.93 million bpd in June from 2.38 million bpd in May.

Beyond looming sanctions, other threats to supply are keeping markets on edge.

The coming year looks very interesting for crude, as it could throw up a lot of surprises.

The index closed above the 9,700 level in what analysts called a decisive breakout.

Once the Fed rate has gone off the table, it is putting quite a bit of volatility in the US dollar. A weaker US dollar had propped up oil p...

The chaos in Libya as it descends into virtual civil war has sent international oil prices skyrocketing despite a pledge from Saudi Arabia,...