Oil fell, deepening a weekly loss, on mixed economic and consumption data from China, the lingering impact from a stronger US dollar, and concerns that the global market will flip to a glut next year. ›

Oil fell as a surging US dollar weighed on commodities, and concerns about demand growth tarnished the outlook for prices. ›

Oil steadied near its lowest level this month, with the outlook for demand in focus after OPEC cut projections on China’s slowdown. ›

Oil fell for a third day on a soft demand outlook in China, a stronger US dollar, and concerns the market may flip to oversupply. ›

Oil steadied after the biggest decline in nearly two weeks as a soft outlook in top importer China continued to plague the market. ›

Oil fell with Asian markets and other commodities after Chinese stimulus announcements disappointed and as traders continued to digest the implications of Donald Trump’s win. ›

Oil ticked higher after a roller-coaster session on Wednesday as traders weighed the likely impact of Donald Trump’s election victory on the crude market, with the US dollar halting a post-vote surge. ›

Oil fell as Donald Trump’s increasing chances of winning the presidential race boosted the dollar to a one-year high, while an industry report signaled a gain in US stockpiles. ›

European natural gas prices extended gains after a jump on Monday, with traders watching a late-season tropical storm threatening to disrupt fuel production in the US. ›

Oil held in a narrow range as investors turned their full focus to the tight US presidential election after prices jumped on Monday, pushed higher by OPEC+’s supply-curb extension and tensions in the Middle East. ›