Oil prices rose Monday after posting a loss last week following the OPEC+ decision to increase production later this year.
Goldman Sachs sees the price of Brent crude rising to $86 per barrel this summer due to strong consumer demand.
(MENAFN) On Monday, oil prices experienced a significant surge, rising more than 2 percent to reach their highest level in a week. This upward movement was driven by optimistic expectations for ...
Companies like Adani Wilmar, Emami Agrotech, and Sunvin Group said while disruption in soyabean oil supplies from Argentina and Brazil is driving prices higher, mustard oil prices have risen as ...
New York: Oil prices climbed about three percent to a one-week high on Monday, buoyed by hopes of rising fuel demand this ...
Oil futures were slightly lower Tuesday, consolidating after a large bounce the previous session as investors weighed updated ...
Investing.com-- Oil prices rose in Asian trade on Friday, extending a mid-week rebound after OPEC+ members sought to reassure ...
Lower probability of interest rate cut this year in US, world's largest oil consumer, puts downward pressure on prices - ...
Oil prices rose tracking a broader increase in risk-driven markets, as weak U.S. labor data fueled bets that the Federal ...
ILUSTRASI. OIL PRICE: Oil Prices Up 3% to One-Week High on Hopes of Higher Summer Fuel Demand. REUTERS/Alexander Manzyuk OIL ...
Oil prices are expected to jump this summer on demand for transportation and cooling. Goldman Sachs analysts forecast Brent ...
Now, for the very first time, the Commerce Commission has proved that effect. It's been closely following fuel prices, and ...