Oil prices cratered on Friday, tumbling to their lowest levels since 2021. - WTI crude oil traded as low as $60.45 per barrel. - Energy remains one of the better-performing sectors this year.

China escalated the global trade conflict on Friday by imposing an additional 34% tariff on U.S. goods, following President ...

The world is at a precipice of sorts in terms of a response to the climate crisis. The US, under Donald Trump’s second presidency, has walked out of the Climate Accord once again even as the ...

President Donald Trump's reveal of sweeping import tariffs further darkened the outlook for the global economy and left many ...

It’s been a month since OPEC+ said it will go ahead and gradually unwind its voluntary production cuts starting on April 1, ...

the market remains on edge as traders weigh tightening supply expectations against growing demand risks tied to escalating trade tensions. At 09:00 GMT, Light Crude Oil Futures are trading $69.80 ...

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Shifting energy consumption patterns and resource distribution may lead to conflicts between advanced economies and other ...

The volume of supply used to make livestock feed--which makes up the bulk of domestic demand for used cooking oil--remains largely unchanged at 200,000 tons a year, while soap, paint and other ...

"We do not think that OPEC+ will increase supply materially this year but will instead attempt to push oil prices higher by letting demand outstrip supply during the last three quarters of the year," ...