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Crude oil prices surged on geopolitical tensions before retreating as markets digested lower global demand forecasts.
Experts predict oil could drop below $50 by 2025, likely lowering gas prices—though local factors may affect savings.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said it’s “unlikely” that the country’s oil production will drop next year, contrary to the ...
US crude oil production likely will fall over the next 18 months as producers cut back on drilling activity in response to ...
By MacDonald Dzirutwe, Libby George and Julia Payne LAGOS/LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Nigeria and Saudi Arabian oil company ...
Despite current geopolitical optimism boosting oil prices, analysts warn that weak demand growth and rising supply could drive crude below $50 a barrel this year.
It's biggest blow the administration has yet struck against electric vehicles and the most significant Congressional Review Act signing yet.
Canada posted a $7.1-billion merchandise trade deficit in April – the largest on record – as exports fell sharply in the face ...
Global oil investments are expected to drop 6% in 2025, in the first such decline in a decade excluding the year of the Covid ...
Oil India shares jumped nearly 3% after Avendus Spark initiated a 'Buy' call, with a target price of Rs 630 per share. This ...