Oil steady as prospect of more supply offsets Middle East conflict worries
Oil prices were steady on Tuesday as the prospect of additional supply entering the market amid lacklustre global demand growth offset concerns that the escalating Middle East conflict could disrupt exports in the key producing region.
A water company investigating the death of about 900 fish in a dyke said it had found other potential sources of pollution in ...
Oil futures ended Monday with losses for the session, month and quarter, pressured by expectations that major oil producers ...
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This past month’s movements in oil prices seemed rather severe. Only a few weeks ago, some were talking about Brent oil ...
The U.S. has bought 6 million barrels of oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for delivery through May 2025, the ...
Libya’s eastern-based parliament approved a new central bank governor, ending a standoff over control of the OPEC member’s ...
Federal regulators are alleging a major oil company CEO conspired with foreign governments to keep oil and gas prices ...
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Exports of clean oil-product exports from India jumped to their highest since March 2022 as refinery shutdowns in Europe led ...
Hezbollah has confirmed that its powerful leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli strike this weekend.
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