Oil prices were steady on Monday, after falling more than 4% last week, as investors looked ahead to talks between the U.S. and Russia later this week on the war in Ukraine.

Oil prices fell on Monday, extending last week's more than 4% decline, as investors looked to talks between the U.S. and Russia later this week on the war in Ukraine.

Oil futures were slammed with the sharpest weekly losses since June as the market digested the OPEC+ decision to raise ...

BP has been subject to speculation that it could be acquired by a rival but if the positive results continue, the threat may disappear, Cheviot adds. What is most encouraging is that BP grew earnings ...

Oil prices dropped to their lowest in a week on Monday as markets digested OPEC+'s decision to implement another significant ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Oil prices gained for a fourth straight day on Thursday, as investors worried about supply shortages amid ...

Financial markets experienced significant volatility following Israel’s attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, with investors ...

Analyst reiterates buy rating on Mobileye (MBLY) with $18 price target. Stock traded lower due to conservative Q4 outlook, but Q3 guidance beat consensus.

Prices have also depressed drilling, causing further headaches for the companies that outfit producers. Three of the largest oil service companies posted falling oil field revenues in the second ...

Oil and natural gas prices fell for a second week as supply increased and economic concerns weighed on energy markets.

Crude oil and gasoline prices are under pressure today, with gasoline falling to a 2-week low. The outlook for larger crude exports from Iraq may boost global oil supplies and is weighing on prices.

The cap on Russian oil, currently set at $60 a barrel, will be lowered to $47.60 on September 2, the UK government said.