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NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- Oil plunged after U.S. stockpiles swelled by the most since March 2017 and as investor concern increased that the U.S.-China trade war and Turkish crisis will undercu.........
see more >>NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- Crude rose as troubles in Turkey showed signs of abating and amid expectations of tightening inventories in the U.S. Futures advanced as much as 1.7% in New York on T.........
see more >>MOSCOW (Bloomberg) --Five Caspian Sea states reached a breakthrough agreement on sovereign rights to the sea, paving the way for new oil and gas extraction -- and pipelines -- after more tha.........
see more >>WASHINGTON D.C. (Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration will consider partial exemptions from oil sanctions against Iran for some countries as a first wave of non-oil penalties against the I.........
see more >>DUBAI (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabian Oil Company reduced monthly pricing to most markets as the worlds biggest oil exporter boosts supply to meet customer demand. Saudi Aramco, as the state-ow.........
see more >>TOKYO (Bloomberg) -- Oil edged higher near $69/bbl on prospects a U.S. overhaul of car efficiency rules will increase fuel consumption, countering concerns over potential gains in American s.........
see more >>LONDON (Bloomberg) -- Oil was poised for a fourth weekly decline as the unexpected halt in Saudi shipments through a Red Sea waterway failed to add a significant risk premium to prices, whil.........
see more >>LONDON (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia took the extraordinary measure of temporarily halting oil shipments via the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a key shipping lane for crude at the southern tip of the .........
see more >>NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- Crude rose on expectations that U.S. oil inventories already close to a 3-year low continue to shrink. Futures rose as much as 1.5% in New York on Tuesday. A U.S. gov.........
see more >>CALGARY (Bloomberg) -- Oil headed for a third weekly loss amid concern escalating trade rows would undercut energy demand, undermining reassurances from Saudi Arabia that it wont flood globa.........
see more >>HOUSTON (Bloomberg) -- The worlds biggest oilfield-service companies may have finally found something to talk about beyond the U.S. shale boom. The oil explorers they serve are forecast to b.........
see more >>NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- Suddenly, diversity is in again for the oil business. Explorers with a hand in multiple fronts -- from onshore to deepwater, pumping crude to refining it -- are tradi.........
see more >>MOSCOW (Bloomberg) -- Iran said Russia is ready to invest as much as $50 billion in its oil industry even as Western majors are pulling out of deals with the republic amid the threat of U.S..........
see more >>HOUSTON (Bloomberg) -- Want to rent an apartment near the biggest U.S. oil patch? Itll cost you. Rent in West Texas, home to the Permian basin, climbed to the highest since at least 2005, ba.........
see more >>NEW YORK (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government sees oil production further climbing next year even amid transportation logjams in the countrys most prolific shale play. The Energy Information A.........
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