Oil prices score a weekly gain as traders assess potential for more OPEC+ production cuts
Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.
Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.
Oil futures finish lower on Thursday after Russia's deputy prime minister plays down prospects for additional output cuts by OPEC+.
Oil futures finish at their highest in more than three weeks on Wednesday, finding support after U.S. government data show a more than 12 million-barrel weekly drop in crude inventories.
Commodity prices have suffered an overall decline so far this year, with a recent "de-stocking," or decline in physical inventories potentially giving way to strong gains in the sector if the economy avoids a recession.
Risks to U.S. production and an expected spike in demand have failed to rally prices for natural gas, which have dropped by nearly half so far this year.
Oil futures settle higher Tuesday, finding support as Saudi Arabia's energy minister warns short sellers of pain ahead.
Natural-gas futures fall by more than 7% on Monday, pulling back after a hefty gain last week, while oil prices finish a higher as investors tracked U.S. debt-ceiling talks.
Oil futures settle with a loss on Friday, though prices tally their first weekly gain in five weeks.
Oil futures end lower Thursday, losing around half what they gained a day earlier, while natural-gas futures rallied by nearly 10% as traders fretted over supply prospects.
Oil futures end at their highest in over a week Wednesday, with prices finding support as comments from President Joe Biden fuel expectations that the U.S. will reach a deal on the debt ceiling.
Oil ended lower on Tuesday after the International Energy Agency raised its forecast for growth in crude demand, but economic data from China is seen was "underwelming," raising uncertainty over the demand outlook from the...
Oil futures tally a gain on Monday after a fourth straight weekly fall for WTI and Brent crude.
Oil futures settle lower Friday as worries over the economic outlook pulled prices down for a fourth week in a row.
Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.
Oil futures finish lower on Thursday after Russia's deputy prime minister plays down prospects for additional output cuts by OPEC+.
Oil futures finish at their highest in more than three weeks on Wednesday, finding support after U.S. government data show a more than 12 million-barrel weekly drop in crude inventories.
Commodity prices have suffered an overall decline so far this year, with a recent "de-stocking," or decline in physical inventories potentially giving way to strong gains in the sector if the economy avoids a recession.
Risks to U.S. production and an expected spike in demand have failed to rally prices for natural gas, which have dropped by nearly half so far this year.
Oil futures settle higher Tuesday, finding support as Saudi Arabia's energy minister warns short sellers of pain ahead.
Natural-gas futures fall by more than 7% on Monday, pulling back after a hefty gain last week, while oil prices finish a higher as investors tracked U.S. debt-ceiling talks.
Oil futures settle with a loss on Friday, though prices tally their first weekly gain in five weeks.
Oil futures end lower Thursday, losing around half what they gained a day earlier, while natural-gas futures rallied by nearly 10% as traders fretted over supply prospects.
Oil futures end at their highest in over a week Wednesday, with prices finding support as comments from President Joe Biden fuel expectations that the U.S. will reach a deal on the debt ceiling.
Oil ended lower on Tuesday after the International Energy Agency raised its forecast for growth in crude demand, but economic data from China is seen was "underwelming," raising uncertainty over the demand outlook from the...
Oil futures tally a gain on Monday after a fourth straight weekly fall for WTI and Brent crude.
Oil futures settle lower Friday as worries over the economic outlook pulled prices down for a fourth week in a row.
Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.
Oil futures finish lower on Thursday after Russia's deputy prime minister plays down prospects for additional output cuts by OPEC+.
Oil futures finish at their highest in more than three weeks on Wednesday, finding support after U.S. government data show a more than 12 million-barrel weekly drop in crude inventories.
Commodity prices have suffered an overall decline so far this year, with a recent "de-stocking," or decline in physical inventories potentially giving way to strong gains in the sector if the economy avoids a recession.
Risks to U.S. production and an expected spike in demand have failed to rally prices for natural gas, which have dropped by nearly half so far this year.
Oil futures settle higher Tuesday, finding support as Saudi Arabia's energy minister warns short sellers of pain ahead.
Natural-gas futures fall by more than 7% on Monday, pulling back after a hefty gain last week, while oil prices finish a higher as investors tracked U.S. debt-ceiling talks.
Oil futures settle with a loss on Friday, though prices tally their first weekly gain in five weeks.
Oil futures end lower Thursday, losing around half what they gained a day earlier, while natural-gas futures rallied by nearly 10% as traders fretted over supply prospects.
Oil futures end at their highest in over a week Wednesday, with prices finding support as comments from President Joe Biden fuel expectations that the U.S. will reach a deal on the debt ceiling.
Oil ended lower on Tuesday after the International Energy Agency raised its forecast for growth in crude demand, but economic data from China is seen was "underwelming," raising uncertainty over the demand outlook from the...
Oil futures tally a gain on Monday after a fourth straight weekly fall for WTI and Brent crude.
Oil futures settle lower Friday as worries over the economic outlook pulled prices down for a fourth week in a row.
Oil futures settle higher on Friday, contributing to a gain for the week, as investors weigh prospects for more output cuts from OPEC+.
Oil futures finish lower on Thursday after Russia's deputy prime minister plays down prospects for additional output cuts by OPEC+.
Oil futures finish at their highest in more than three weeks on Wednesday, finding support after U.S. government data show a more than 12 million-barrel weekly drop in crude inventories.
Commodity prices have suffered an overall decline so far this year, with a recent "de-stocking," or decline in physical inventories potentially giving way to strong gains in the sector if the economy avoids a recession.
Risks to U.S. production and an expected spike in demand have failed to rally prices for natural gas, which have dropped by nearly half so far this year.
Oil futures settle higher Tuesday, finding support as Saudi Arabia's energy minister warns short sellers of pain ahead.
Natural-gas futures fall by more than 7% on Monday, pulling back after a hefty gain last week, while oil prices finish a higher as investors tracked U.S. debt-ceiling talks.
Oil futures settle with a loss on Friday, though prices tally their first weekly gain in five weeks.
Oil futures end lower Thursday, losing around half what they gained a day earlier, while natural-gas futures rallied by nearly 10% as traders fretted over supply prospects.
Oil futures end at their highest in over a week Wednesday, with prices finding support as comments from President Joe Biden fuel expectations that the U.S. will reach a deal on the debt ceiling.
Oil ended lower on Tuesday after the International Energy Agency raised its forecast for growth in crude demand, but economic data from China is seen was "underwelming," raising uncertainty over the demand outlook from the...
Oil futures tally a gain on Monday after a fourth straight weekly fall for WTI and Brent crude.
Oil futures settle lower Friday as worries over the economic outlook pulled prices down for a fourth week in a row.