SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Oil prices barely budged on Monday as traders eyed the impact of new European sanctions on Russian oil ...

The UK joined the European Union’s efforts to diminish Russia’s revenues further by lowering the price cap on its crude oil, ...

The European Union on Friday agreed an 18th package of sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine, including measures ...

Concerns around tariffs and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have taken a backseat to more fundamental factors ...

EU policymakers on Friday signaled that the price at which non-G7 countries could purchase Russian crude and access G7 ...

WTI crude oil futures remained under pressure on Tuesday, trading near $66.40 per barrel as renewed global tariff threats and ...

China accelerated the pace at which it is building crude oil stockpiles in June as the strongest imports in almost two years ...

Oil prices have slumped all year, and the industry has been hesitant to get onboard with "drill baby drill." One exec see ...

The price of Nigerian crude oil moved closer to the federal government’s benchmark following renewed drone attacks on ...

Crude oil prices moderated, Brent futures at $69.30 and MCX at ₹5,707, showing no clear trend, key levels at $66 and $71.

Crude oil market uncertainty continues to reign as the price consolidation period stretches into its fourth week.