Crude oil closed at the lowest settlement price this year, fueled by near-term supply concerns and expectations that OPEC+ will postpone returning barrels to the market in April as planned.

Oil prices settled down more than $2 a barrel on Friday, posting a weekly decline as investors grappled with a fading Middle ...

Friday closed down -2.08 (-2.87%), and April RBOB gasoline (RBJ25) closed down -0.0560 (-2.41%). Crude oil and gasoline ...

Crude futures were edging lower in early trade but are still poised for weekly gains of more than 1.5% on rising supply ...

Oil prices fell 2% on Friday but were unchanged on the week as concerns about supply disruptions in Russia provided support ...

OVERVIEW: Oil prices slipped on Friday but are still on track for modest weekly gains amid fears of supply disruptions and uncertainties around negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. Brent crude, the ...

While the closure of the Turkish pipeline has prompted an uptick in Kurdish oil smuggling via Iran, a larger network that ...

Oil is headed for its biggest weekly gains since the middle of January as supply disruptions and rising demand supported ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices extended gains on Friday, headed for a weekly increase, as falling inventories of U.S. gasoline ...

Crude oil futures edged higher as near-term supply concerns were partly offset by a larger than expected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles despite a drop in net imports.

Crude futures held onto moderate gains as near-term supply concerns are partly offset by a bigger-than-expected 4.6 million barrel increase in U.S. crude stockpiles despite a drop in net imports.

U.S. markets closed higher with S&P 500 at record high. Fed held rates, Trump announced tariffs. Building permits up, housing ...