Oil prices rebound on hopes of Opec+ U-turn on production
Oil prices rebounded on Friday after Russia’s deputy prime minister suggested oil cartel Opec+ could reverse a plan to increase crude production. Alexander Novak said that while Opec+ would proceed with a plan to start pumping more oil in April, the group could “always play in the other direction” if the market became oversupplied.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been a bright spot in recent months. The United States is already the world's largest LNG ...
Oil futures rose Friday, buoyed by reported U.S. plans to refill the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve to full capacity, ...
Oil prices started to recover following a turbulent week that saw both WTI and Brent drop dramatically on trade war fears and ...
Oil prices remain under pressure but may see a bounce after finding support near prior lows, while a weekly closing below $66.37 could confirm long-term weakness.
Oil futures were little changed early Thursday, attempting to find their footing after ending the previous session at ...
Oil prices experienced a substantial loss, the largest since October, due to U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico, signals of ...
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Global food commodity prices rose in February, driven by higher sugar, dairy, and vegetable oil prices, the Food and ...
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