Oil futures turned higher in Wednesday dealings, with U.S. prices finding support after a brief drip below $70 a barrel as ...

(Reuters) - Citi forecasted on Wednesday that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's second term could exert downward pressure ...

Analysts predict lower oil prices next year due to factors including import tariffs and potential production increases under the new US administration.

Oil prices recovered after an initial decline following the US election, with analysts citing potential policy shifts and the impact of Hurricane Rafael.

Oil prices rose in the Asia morning session amid ongoing Middle East tensions and a hurricane approaching the U.S. Gulf Coast, Citi analysts said.

Global oil prices are expected to stay in the $70 to $80 per barrel range in 2025, similar to 2024, while geopolitical risks create uncertainty around supply, Russell Hardy, CEO of Vitol, the world's ...

Crude oil prices were falling on Wednesday morning even as major oil companies rallied. Brent crude was recently down about 0.5%, while a basket of U.S. oil and gas exploration and production ...

Oil futures dropped as much as 2% on Wednesday before paring losses as traders weighed what Donald Trump's presidential ...

Cracking down on OPEC-member Iran would support global oil prices, but the effect could also be offset by other Trump ...

Trump's election had initially triggered a sell-off that pushed oil prices down by more than $2 as the U.S. dollar rose to its highest level since September 2022. But the front-month contracts pared ...

A second presidential term for Donald Trump is likely to keep oil prices under pressure in 2025 by easing regulations on U.S. producers and potentially spurring the Organization of Petroleum Exporting ...

Oil prices changed course to trade higher on Wednesday, after falling earlier in the session weighed down by fears of a tit-for-tat trade war, as Donald Trump c ...