Crude oil prices rally as OPEC+ weighs supply hikes and U.S. tariffs ease—bullish oil outlook supported by tightening inventories and geopolitical risks.
Natural gas and oil prices surge as OPEC+ supply cuts and geopolitical tensions stoke market volatility and fuel a bullish price outlook.
Oil rises amid positive market sentiment after a federal trade court struck down President Trump's tariffs.
Market focus has shifted toward potential supply hikes from eight OPEC+ members that have been carrying out separate voluntary production cuts.
Chevron, ConocoPhillips and other companies are locked in a dispute with six Central African countries over fossil-fuel projects.
The crude oil markets continue to see a lot of buyers on dips, and we have seen more of the same on Wednesday in the early hours of trading.
Crude oil holds steady as traders await OPEC+ output decision and supply risks mount from Venezuela sanctions and Canadian wildfires.
Oil prices ticked up in early trading on Wednesday as the U.S. barred Chevron from exporting crude from Venezuela under a new authorization on its assets there, raising the prospect of tighter supply.
Oil rose in early Asian trade amid prospects of new U.S. sanctions against Russia.
Oil prices eased on Tuesday as market participants weighed the possibility of an OPEC+ decision to further increase its crude oil output at a meeting later this week.
Nikhil Bhandari, Co-head of APAC Natural Resource & Clean Energy Research at Goldman Sachs, says that India will be the fastest-growing oil demand region among large economies over the next two decades. He notes that the country is at an "inflection point", where oil demand will accelerate even faster as GDP growth moves up the value chain.
Oil prices climb amid geopolitical tensions, while natural gas struggles below the EMA, highlighting mixed energy market trends this week.