Crude oil futures settled the day slightly higher, but still finished the week losing ground.

Oil fell following a bearish IEA report that included a reduced oil demand growth forecast, as well as reduced fears of a Middle East conflict and a broader risk-off trade across markets.

Oil futures settled higher with the market cautious about U.S. talks with Iran, keeping a level of geopolitical risk in the ...

WTI slips as supply fears, weak demand signals, and soaring inventories pressure crude oil prices despite support from ...

Oil futures recovered part of the previous day’s losses as India was expected to curtail purchases of Russian crude under a ...

Crude oil outlook suggests potential breakout above $71, with recommended trade rollovers and target of ₹6,500 for March futures.

In domestic trade, February and March contracts for crude oil moved higher. Global benchmarks like West Texas Intermediate ...

Crude oil futures gained as tensions between the US and Iran continue to keep a level of geopolitical risk in the price.

Oil futures suffered further declines of over 5% on Tuesday following a series of bearish market developments. At 12:01pm EDT, the Brent front-month futures contract was down 5.15% or $3.98 to $73.32 ...

Oil futures tumbled again Tuesday on hopes that the shaky ceasefire between Israel and Iran would reduce if not eliminate the risk any significant disruption to global energy markets. Gasoline futures ...

Crude oil edges lower as U.S.-Iran talks continue. EIA reports 8.5M barrel inventory build; IEA cuts demand forecast. Key ...