US oil tumbles over 6 percent as markets tank
OPEC crude producers and their allies on Sunday agreed to pump an extra 400,000 barrels per...
ARKETS US oil may retest resistance at $68.99
SINGAPORE: US oil may retest a resistance at $68.99 per barrel, a break could lead to a gain to $69.96.
The ...
Oil drops as surging COVID-19 infections stoke demand concerns
TOKYO: Oil prices were lower on Monday as rising coronavirus infections in India and other countries prompted...
Oil maintains upward momentum but virus concerns cap gains
SINGAPORE:Crude climbed on Wednesday after industry data showed U.S. oil inventories declined more than expected and...
US oil remains neutral in $58.80-$60.04 range
SINGAPORE: US oil remains neutral in a range of $58.80 to $60.04 per barrel, and an escape could suggest a ...
Oil steadies, recovery stunded by European lockdowns, U.S. stockbuild
TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices steadiedr on Wednesday, following the previous day’s slump, but the recovery was...
Oil falls amid stockpiling concern; European vaccine woe threatens demand
TOKYO:Oil prices fell on Tuesday, extending declines for a third day, as concerns about rising stockpiles in the...
Oil rises to $69 as focus returns to tighter market
Prices also rose on expectations of economic recovery after the U.S. Senate approved a...
Oil extends gains on prospect of OPEC+ sticking with supply cuts
SINGAPORE: Oil prices rose for a second straight session on Thursday, as the possibility that OPEC+ producers might...
OPEC oil has advantage over U.S. shale during pandemic recovery
(Reuters) - The once-brash U.S. shale industry, which spent profusely in recent years to grab market share, is now focused on preserving cash, putting it at a disadvantage to low-cost OPEC producers as the global economy begins to gear up again.
Oil rises on demand hopes after days of sell-off
SINGAPORE:Oil prices rose on Wednesday, boosted by demand hopes on progress made in U.S. vaccine rollouts, while...
Oil optimism unwinding market's mad dash for storage
LONDON/NEW YORK/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - When the world economy slammed on the brakes last year, there was a rush to store a wave of unwanted crude and products, but rising prices and optimism about demand is spurring a swift unwinding of storage contracts.
Oil prices rebound as U.S. House passes huge stimulus bill
SINGAPORE: Oil prices rebounded more than $1 on Monday after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a huge ...
US oil still targets $64.15-$65.29 range
A doji formed on Thursday. It will only be regarded as a bearish reversal signal if a black candlestick appears on...
