The White House released a list of 57 countries, territories and trading blocs that will be subject to increased tariffs, as ...

The main Texas power grid is poised to experience rapid changes in the next five to six years as a flood of artificial ...

Oil futures tanked more than 6% on Thursday as Trump's tariffs sent financial markets reeling and new global supply developments suggested the balance in the global oil market would remain under ...

Oil prices remain near one-month highs, gaining over 7% since early March, as tightening supply concerns and escalating geopolitical tensions rattle global markets. New U.S. trade restrictions ...

NEW YORK, March 27 (Reuters) - Oil prices edged higher on Thursday as traders assessed a tightening of crude supplies along with new U.S. tariffs and their expected effect on the world's economy.

Crude oil posted its third straight weekly gain, buoyed by intensifying U.S. sanctions on key exporters and persistent signs of tightening global supply. Despite a Friday pullback on recession ...

Oil prices were sliding in early trade but are headed for a third consecutive weekly gain as markets weigh the impact of global trade tensions against a tightening supply outlook. U.S. President ...

selling into the resulting rally in oil producer stocks. In January of this year, the EIA predicted that a slight global liquid fuels supply/demand shortfall in the current quarter would give way ...

This move helped ease concerns over a possible crude oil supply constraint. At 9.54 am on Monday, June Brent oil futures were at $66.91, down by 1.55 per cent, and June crude oil futures on WTI ...