Oil prices edged down on Friday but were still poised for a weekly rise on concerns over supply disruptions in Russia and an improving outlook for demand in the United States and China. ›

Oil steadied after a string of small gains as an industry report flagged another build in US crude stockpiles, as uncertainty over global supplies lingered. ›

Oil steadied after an advance as OPEC+ delegates said the group was considering delaying restoring output, and Ukrainian drones attacked a crude-pumping station in Russia. ›

European natural gas prices held near the lowest level in three weeks as sentiment eases after a rocky start to 2025. ›

Oil steadied after a string of declines as the prospect of increased flows from Iraq and Russia weighed on the outlook, with market gauges flashing signs of weakness on the likelihood of oversupply. ›

Oil rose as the market digested the fallout from President Donald Trump’s order of potential reciprocal tariffs on US trading partners. ›

European natural gas prices slumped Thursday as US-Russia talks boosted prospects for an end to the war in Ukraine, raising expectations that supplies from Moscow will resume. ›

Oil extended losses after US President Donald Trump and his counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed to talks on ending the war in Ukraine, raising speculation that risks to Russian supply may ease. ›

Supply fears stoking the recent rally in European natural gas prices are unjustified, but the sentiment is so strong that it’s unlikely to ease before the cold season ends, according to BNP Paribas SA. ›

Oil extended the biggest gain in almost four weeks as tighter Russian crude supply overshadowed concerns over the fallout from President Donald Trump’s expanding tariffs. ›