The crude oil markets will continue to see a lot of noise, and to kick off the market week, we have seen ugly action so far.

Brent crude has been hovering around $75 a barrel since the beginning of the month, likely due to pending policy decisions that could shift the price.

Oil prices slid with trade and tariff concerns, alongside a push for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine as well as intensifying speculation about OPEC+ production weighing on the market.

OIL prices settled higher on Monday as fresh U.S. sanctions on Iran and a commitment to compensate for overproduction by Iraq ...

Brent crude prices had a poor finish on Wednesday, but still recorded its third consecutive day of gains as supply fears ...

Crude oil prices edged higher today, with Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rising nearly 0.5 percent to $76.45 ...

The dated Brent oil market has worked well since U.S. WTI crude was added to the benchmark and further changes are not planned, commodities pricing reporting agency S&P Global Commodity Insights, ...

The crude oil market continues to see a lot of noisy trading, but at this point in time, the markets looks as if we are ...

Oil prices settled down more than $2 a barrel on Friday, posting a weekly decline as investors grappled with a fading Middle ...

“Should sanctions relief allow it, we believe Brent crude oil prices could drop between $5 and $10/bbl if Russian barrels ...

​​​Brent crude oil price drops on hopes of Ukraine-Russia peace deal while silver, copper prices advance.​​ ​The Brent crude ...