By Olesya Astakhova, Ahmad Ghaddar and Alex Lawler LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) -OPEC+ will likely agree on Sunday another small ...

B ig Oil leaders Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Shell continue to hike their crude oil production volumes from West Texas’s ...

Escalating U.S. tensions with Venezuela and an upcoming monthly decision by major oil producers on crude output targets were ...

Angola will sign an exclusive agreement with Shell for the exploration and development of several offshore and ...

Exxon Mobil’s third-quarter earnings beat Wall Street’s expectations, bolstered by strong Guyana and Permian Basin production ...

Trump issues denial on social media that US plans to attack Venezuela; OPEC+ lean towards modest output boost ahead of Sunday meeting, sources say.

The more-active Nymex December ULSD contract was off by 0.9ct to $2.40/gal and the November contract, which expires at the end of Friday trading, was 3.4cts lower at $2.421/gal. The December RBOB ...

Oil prices face short-term pressure, but John Stephenson says tighter supply and falling U.S. output could lift crude in the ...

Oil futures posted their third straight monthly loss with underlying concerns about oversupply keeping a lid on geopolitcally driven rallies.

Oil prices remain flat despite a stronger U.S. dollar and rising supply, heading for their third monthly decline.

WTI oil gains some ground as traders wait for OPEC+ decision on production. OPEC+ will meet on Sunday. Recent reports ...

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