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China has limited refined oil product exports to North Korea, and banned textile imports, as part of UN economic sanctions on Pyongyang. » Read More
By: Nyshka Chandran
Companies with energy interests in disputed areas of the waterway could face harassment from China if they don't meet Beijing's demands. » Read More |
By: David Reid
Dollar weakness and equity strength have helped the vast nest-egg balloon in size. » Read More |
Surging production from U.S. shale fields is set to moderate next month, the Department of Energy's information arm forecast on Monday. » Read More |
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Energy stocks are on a roll, and some portfolio managers believe the sector can keep rallying.
Saudi activists have circulated lists of 30 or more people they say have been detained, N.Y. Times reports.
An oil-rich, Kurdish province in Iraq plans a referendum on independence this month, prompting fears of another Middle East conflict.
A regional military conflict could jeopardize as much as a third of global crude oil supplies shipped by sea, according to analysts at Wood MacKenzie.
Recent U.S. sanctions against Venezuela's PDVSA have started to ensnare its U.S. unit, Citgo Petroleum.
Saudi Aramco's planned initial public offering remains on track, the company said on Thursday.
European markets finished trade relatively mixed on Thursday as investors assessed the Bank of England's latest policy decision and individual stock news.
Investors are taking for granted accounting methods that mask problems with the business model in the U.S. shale patch, Jim Chanos warned.
Global oil demand is set to accelerate faster than anticipated this year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), which has revised up its 2017 growth estimates.
China plans nationwide use of ethanol in the nation's gasoline fuel by 2020, state media reported on Wednesday.
Jim Cramer reveals why you just can’t quit on the new iPhone X.
Jim Cramer takes to the charts to discover that major oil refiners Andeavor, Valero and HollyFrontier could benefit from refinery shutdowns.
OPEC's oil output fell in August as several key exporters in the group throttled back production.
Norway's Conservative Prime Minister Erna Solberg declared victory after a parliamentary election, defeating a Labour-led opposition.
After jumping 15 percent in just over two weeks, gasoline prices at the pump appear to be peaking and could soon start to drop.
The average price of gasoline jumped in the past two weeks after Hurricane Harvey prompted the closure of refineries.
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