West Texas Intermediate futures slipped 0.7 per cent, after rallying 2.7 per cent on Friday
West Texas Intermediate steadied near $75 a barrel after closing 0.6 per cent higher on Thursday
West Texas Intermediate traded below $79 a barrel after rallying around 2 per cent over the previous two sessions
West Texas Intermediate fell toward $77 a barrel after dropping the most since the banking crisis in March last week
West Texas Intermediate futures dipped toward $77 a barrel and are more than 6 per cent lower this week
West Texas Intermediate remainder above $82 a barrel, taking its weekly advance to about 2 per cent and the longest winning run since June
West Texas Intermediate traded above $83 a barrel after advancing by 4.4 per cent over the prior two days
West Texas Intermediate traded below $80 a barrel after closing 1.2 per cent lower on Monday
Oil prices surged after OPEC+ pledged to make production cuts starting next month that will exceed one million barrels a day
Saudi Arabia has said publicly that the 23-nation alliance should keep supplies steady for the whole of 2023
The company said a state of emergency has been declared but no leakage of poisonous gas was detected at the site of the oil spill
The kingdom’s energy minister reiterated that the group’s policies are determined by technical studies of market balances
Anchor investors will subscribe for 40 per cent of the shares at the maximum price
Nations should aim to raise spending on technologies including carbon capture, nuclear power and hydrogen, according to Al Jaber
Oil prices have had a rocky start to 2023, with a rally in mid-January fading away by the end of the month
West Texas Intermediate was little changed above $80 a barrel after declining by almost 2 per cent on Tuesday
The 15 new projects approved reflect OPEC Fund’s launch of a $1bn food security action plan and the adoption of its first dedicated climate action plan earlier this year
According to the OPEC monthly oil market report for December, recent economic indicators suggest strong growth has been maintained in most activities
The decision by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies should hold for at least a few months
Oil prices have weakened this month on concerns about demand
The OPEC member recorded the highest non-oil revenue in seven years, up 38.5 per cent to KD2.4bn
OPEC expects that it will need to pump an average of 28.92 million barrels a day of crude to satisfy demand during the fourth quarter
Brent rose to a two-month high of $99.56 a barrel on Monday, before paring gains
On October 5, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners announced they would lower their output targets from November
The group agreed on October 5 to reduce its collective crude-output target by 2 million barrels
Oil prices have slumped by a fifth since early August on fears over the global economy
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies convene on September 5
OPEC cut forecasts for the amount of crude it will need to pump in the third quarter by 1.24 million barrels a day to 28.27 million a day
West Texas Intermediate declined toward $91 a barrel in early Asian trading
West Texas Intermediate held above $90 after edging higher on August 9