Increasing oil stockpiles will probably drag down prices. This will hurt demand for drilling and production equipment as ...

Chevron expects to deliver an additional $12.5 billion in annual free cash flow starting next year. ConocoPhillips now ...

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Steadily rising crude-oil prices floated oil and gas stocks to an eighth straight day of gains Friday, capping a strong quarter that finished on a flourish for ...

Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and supply-side shifts, investors are keeping their eyes on the global oil market while remaining vigilant.

The energy sector has lagged behind the S&P 500 in the past year, but the International Energy Agency anticipates global oil demand will continue to grow in 2026. In ...

Investors are keeping their eyes on the global oil market while staying on their toes, amid a fresh wave of geopolitical tensions and supply-side shifts.

Crude futures rose for the third day, buoyed by concerns about U.S. sanctions on Russia, optimism over trade deals and a bigger-than-expected increase in U.S. second-quarter GDP.

Oil futures snap a three-day winning streak with the approach of the U.S. tariff deadline and the OPEC+ meeting that's expected to bring another large output increase for September. A rash of U.S.

Hedge funds last week sold off stocks of energy companies at the quickest pace in 10 months as oil prices slumped following the announcement of a ceasefire in the 12-day Iran-Israel war.