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Crude holds above 52-week support at 63.35 as traders await OPEC+ output signals and monitor Russian exports, U.S. inventories, and demand trends.

Crude oil gains capped by 50-day average as traders eye OPEC+ output, weak demand, and key resistance levels in a bearish near-term oil outlook.

Oil traders focus on the end of the summer driving season.

The crude oil market has been a bit neutral overall this week, although it has been choppy to say the least. Ultimately, we have to get through a lot of supply at the moment in order to see massive mo...

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum has a recovery plan aimed at getting Pemex off the state dole and adding 200,000 barrels of output. Some analysts are skeptical.

U.S. crude oil production hit a record high in June, the Energy Information Administration said on Friday, rising 133,000 barrels per day to 13.58 million bpd.

The Trump administration has promoted an energy policy favorable to oil and gas, but the utilities sector within the S&P 500 has been the much stronger performer this year. The Utilities Select Sector...

The crude oil market has been a bit noisy over the last few days, as we are trying to find a range from which to trade. At this point, there is a serious oversupply issue in this asset, and as a resul...

India is walking a tightrope of tariffs from Washington, oil from Moscow, and an uneasy handshake with Beijing. It comes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares for his first trip to China in more th...

Oil demand weakens post-Labor Day as Russian flows resume. Crude faces downside risk below 200-day moving average, pressuring near-term outlook.