The group’s production decisions have confused the oil market. We will soon know how deep the cartel plans to dig in, Ben Cahill writes in a guest commentary.

Why is Saudi Arabia pumping more oil into an already-full market? Riyadh looks fed up with propping up the oil price and ...

The global oil and gas sector is in a new state of deterioration amid worldwide economic uncertainty from tariff wars, ...

Oil Ticks Higher As Traders Assess U.S.-China Framework Deal -- Market Talk ...

Oil prices and energy stocks have sold off due to weak demand and OPEC+ production unwinds. Find out why the long-term bull ...

The U.S. must take the Turkic world seriously, and soon — not just in words, but with a presidential visit, sustained ...

After reaching a high of $81/bbl on Jan. 15, the spot price of WTI crude fell sharply in April to below $60/bbl, the lowest ...

The aggregate production quota is currently about 1 million b/d higher than in March, but the bank's analysis noted that it is hard to see much of an increase in production from what it calls the ...

The U.S. sent 1.4 million bpd of light, sweet crude to Europe in May, versus 1.6 million bpd in April, data from Kpler showed ...

In April, when the group announced the first front-loaded increase, sources said the focus was on countries like Kazakhstan ...

ASTANA. June 4 (Interfax) - Kazakh Deputy Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov met with OPEC Secretary-General Haitham Al Ghais in Astana, the Kazakh Energy Ministry's press service said.

Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs, which also believes that crude oil demand will slow down by the end of the year, expects in its Sunday report that the pace of OPEC+ production increases will only continue ...