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Oil prices are set to gain for a third week as demand for heating fuels surges amid freezing temperatures in the U.S. and Europe.
Oil prices fell over 1% due to increased U.S. fuel stocks and a strong dollar, reversing previous gains from tightening OPEC supplies.
Oil prices climb as OPEC supply tightens and US job openings increase, signaling economic growth and rising demand for crude oil.
Oil prices dip for a second day due to a robust dollar and forecasts for ample supply, despite previous gains driven by stimulus hopes in China.
Oil prices reach their highest level since October, boosted by cold weather and China's economic stimulus measures aimed at increasing demand.
Oil prices rise as global economic policy support sparks optimism for increased fuel demand amid signs of economic recovery.
Oil prices rise as markets react to China's recovery plans; traders remain watchful over geopolitical risks and upcoming economic data.
Amidst volatility, global financial markets thrived in 2024, driven by tech stock surges and falling inflation.
Oil prices expected to remain around $70 per barrel in 2025 amid rising supply and weak demand from China, according to a Reuters poll.
Oil prices uplifted by growing Chinese factory activity but are on track to end the year lower due to demand concerns.
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