Investing.com-- Oil prices fell in Asian trade on Friday, extending recent losses after unexpected builds in U.S. product ...
Oil prices fell early on Friday as investors reacted to comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials dismissing the possibility of imminent rate cuts and a surprising increase in U.S. gasoline stocks.
The price of 1 barrel of "Azeri Light" Azerbaijani oil on the world market decreased by 1.15 US dollars or 1.35 % and ...
Oil prices continue to fall on Thursday following the release of U.S. GDP data and ahead of a key U.S. inflation reading this week. Brent crude is down 1.3% to $82.51 a barrel, while WTI trades 1.2% ...
US commercial crude oil stocks show increases of around 2.5 million barrels last week, according to data by American ...
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and 22 other Democratic senators are calling on the Justice Department to prevent and ...
Oil prices extended losses in Asia trade on Tuesday, with investors anticipating lingering U.S. inflation and higher interest ...
Global olive oil prices have surged in recent times following weak harvests from the chief production regions.
Natural Gas (NG) prices fell to $2.736, down 0.10%, in early trading. Key technical levels include a pivot point at $2.75. Immediate resistance is at $2.81, followed by $2.89 and $2.97.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday ahead of the release of the minutes of the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) most recent meeting to gain insight into demand in the US and the Fed's interest rate policy.
Oil prices slip, with the latest data confirming oil demand in China is likely to lose significant momentum this year, Commerzbank says. Both Brent crude and WTI fall 0.8% to $82.23 and $78.04 a ...
Oil prices fell due to expectations of sustained U.S. inflation and higher interest rates. Political uncertainties in Iran and Saudi Arabia had minimal market impact ahead of OPEC+ meeting.