Oil prices rose on shrinking U.S. crude and gasoline inventories amid fears of Middle Eastern conflict, while the IEA adjusted future demand.

Oil prices slid in Asian trading due to unexpected U.S. crude and gasoline inventory build, though geopolitical tensions offered support.

Oil prices fell due to high US inventories and easing Middle East tensions, impacting demand and supply.

Oil prices slipped on Wednesday after US crude inventories rose unexpectedly and as worries eased slightly that a wider Middle East conflict could...

Oil prices rose for a fifth straight session as of Aug. 12, paring gains of more than 3% last week as fears of a U.S. recession eased and...

Oil prices have retreated in recent weeks as traders look past the current depletion in global inventories to focus on the future threat posed by a...

Baghdad, Oil prices rose more than three percent at settlement, Monday, to continue their gains for the fifth consecutive session amid increasing...

By Zhou Chao According to a report by the Russian TASS news agency, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recently re-elected, made an official visit...

Crude palm oil (CPO) futures in Malaysia rose on Wednesday August 21 on gains in related Chinese vegoil futures, as well as lower-than-expected palm...

The Federal Government has set up the Technical Sub-Committee charged with developing the framework for the sale of crude oil to local refineries in...