Fundamentals — supply and demand — took control of oil markets this week.

U.S. President Donald Trump unexpectedly shortened his deadline for hitting Russia with the most severe sanctions on its oil ...

India's oil and gas industry is adapting to international dynamics, highlighted by increased Russian oil imports and reduced ...

The decision was made to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market during a period of high seasonal demand and ...

Oil futures jumped 2% as investors bet that Trump's comments on Russia could result in sanctions on Russian oil that might ...

Crude oil remained range-bound this week as weak demand signals and underwhelming sanctions failed to outweigh a surprise ...

Crude oil futures were little changed on Friday on mixed U.S. economic and tariff news and worries about oil supplies ...

From a technical analysis standpoint, Oil continues to trade in the tight range between the 100 and 200-day MAs. Each time it ...

Brent crude rose minimally to $69.33 a barrel, and WTI increased to $67.36, despite a 1.5% drop last week. Analysts note ...

September WTI crude oil (CLU25 ) on Monday closed up +1.55 (+2.38%), and September RBOB gasoline (RBU25 ) closed up +0.0388 ...

European sanctions are tightening the noose around Russian refined fuels and global diesel stocks appear to grow ever more threadbare.

Oil futures edged down in a rangebound session, with little in the way of news on the tariff or sanctions fronts moving prices.