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Oil prices are tumbling on news of an Israel-Iran cease-fire agreement. Oil prices were already falling after Iran launched strikes on a US airbase in Qatar. Markets saw Iran's strikes as a de ...
Big Number. 30%. That’s how much oil prices could rise, to up to $110 per barrel, if Iran moves to close the Strait and oil flow declines 50% for at least one month, Goldman Sachs cautioned Monday.
Oil prices surged late Sunday in Wall Street’s first reaction to America’s strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday evening, a major escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict. US ...
Permian dominates U.S. oil growth, contributing over 6 million barrels per day and nearly half of total U.S. output, but its growth is increasingly seen as unsustainable. No sharp drop in Permian ...
Oil prices are expected to rise following what President Donald Trump called "a spectacular military success" in which, he said, Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities had been "obliterated." Trump ...
Consumers share concern over oil prices amid Middle East conflict 02:18. Despite an announced Middle East ceasefire on Monday, there are concerns about oil prices and whether people will be paying ...
According to analysis firm Kpler, Beijing reportedly buys more than 90 per cent of Iran's oil exports. It imported 1.3 million barrels of Iranian crude oil per day in April, down from a five-month ...
As the sex-crimes trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs nears an end, these are the biggest bombshells revealed during seven weeks of harrowing testimony.
Global benchmark Brent crude oil is up around 20% so far in June, and set for its biggest monthly jump since 2020 as Israel-Iran tensions flare-up.
Sarah Stogner had never tried a criminal case before getting elected D.A. in an oil-rich area half the size of New Jersey. So far, it’s been a struggle.
Refinery closures and strong seasonal fuel demand have tightened global markets and driven refining margins to their highest in over a year, benefiting refiners—at least for now.
West Texas oil executives, who were some of Donald Trump's biggest supporters last election, say the president's trade and energy policies are causing "chaos" for the industry.