Investing.com-- Oil prices fell to four-month lows Tuesday, extending losses after the OPEC+ signaled it will begin tapering ...
Inventories are now at 340.2 million barrels—the highest level since March of 2023, but still well below the 656 million ...
Oil prices are under pressure as bearish sentiment builds due to OPEC+ underwhelming the market with its commitment to extend ...
Consumer expectations: Falling oil prices can lead to a general expectation of easing inflation among consumers, especially ...
The detailed plan to unwind the extra cuts “makes it harder to maintain low production if the market turns out softer than ...
Oil prices fell Monday as the OPEC+ group of major crude producers signalled they would start to unwind output cuts later ...
Oil prices slumped in early U.S. trade on Monday, as investors assessed a decision by OPEC+ to extend much of its current run ...
Most-actively traded contracts for Brent crude, the international benchmark, dropped more than 1% early Tuesday, to trade at slightly over $77 a barrel. That put Brent on course for its lowest ...
It's two steps forward, one step back, as Liam Dann looks at forces driving inflation.
The price of 1 barrel of "Azeri Light" Azerbaijani oil on the world market decreased by 1.15 US dollars or 1.35 % and ...
Some of the Footsie's largest stocks are firmly higher, with Unilever (LON: ULVR) up 1.7%. GSK (LON: GSK) rebounding 1.6% from yesterday's big drop, while RELX and the LSEG are also up over 1%.