On Friday, oil prices remained stable, marking a likely second consecutive weekly decline. Tensions surrounding a conflict ...

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Recent tensions between the US and Iran have influenced crude prices, impacting OMC stock performance. Despite expected near-term volatility, the medium-term earnings outlook remains stable as crude ...

Brent crude oil futures were down $2, or 2.88%, at $67.40 a barrel by 12:54 p.m. CDT (1854 GMT). U.S. West ‌Texas ...

From the technical point of view, Brent oil faced strong resistance near the $70.00 level and pulled back towards the $67.00 ...

Crude Oil Price in US on February 12 fell to $64.39 per barrel, down 0.38% daily but up 5.29% over the past month. WTI crude hovered near $65, close to a five-month high, supported by US-Iran tensions ...

Global oil demand will rise more slowly than previously expected this year, the IEA said on Thursday while projecting a sizeable surplus in January.

Oil prices remain well supported, with $70/bbl back in sight for ICE Brent. Lingering uncertainty over Iran continues to buoy ...

Oil prices climb on geopolitical tensions despite an 8.5M barrel inventory surge, while WTI tests $65 resistance and Natural ...

Strong US job growth and a resilient labor market are underpinning demand for transport fuels, boosting the short-term outlook for oil prices.

US crude oil inventories increased by 8.53m barrels over the last reporting week, the largest increase since January 2025.

Both Brent crude and US West Texas Intermediate futures climbed in response, following a positive close the previous day.