By Erwin Seba HOUSTON (Reuters) -Brent crude rose more than $1 a barrel on Friday morning and oil prices were on track for ...

Upside for crude oil is likely to remain limited while OPEC+ maintains a trajectory of production hikes. Click to read.

Crude oil prices surged last week, with Brent futures breaching $66 and MCX futures confirming a bullish trend reversal.

Brent crude oil price crashed on Friday amid rising trade tensions, and the downtrend may continue after the latest OPEC+ ...

The spread between U.S. West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude futures narrowed to its tightest level since September 2023 on Friday as U.S. prices rose on a sliding rig count and Canadian wildfires ...

HSBC warns its $65 Brent crude forecast may be overly optimistic due to rising OPEC+ production and a looming post-summer ...

Oil prices surged yesterday, ending the day with a 3.75% gain as OPEC+ surprised markets with a supply increase that came in ...

Oil prices settled down just over 1% on Wednesday after U.S. data showed surprisingly large build in gasoline and diesel ...

Crude rose more than US$1 a barrel on Friday, posting its first weekly gain in three weeks after a favorable US jobs report ...

Hedge funds boosted their bullish stance on US crude by the most in five months as wildfires endangered Canadian flows and ...

There are downside risks for oil in the coming months, particularly from higher supply. However, prices could rise again from ...

Crude oil futures slipped on Wednesday, impacted by weak global demand and reduced trading positions. WTI and Brent crude ...