Oil prices jumped in midday European trade as investors focus on potential supply disruptions and expectations of stronger heating-fuel demand due to colder temperatures.

Over the three weeks ending January 10, Brent crude oil has climbed by close to 7 per cent, while WTI has jumped nearly 8 per ...

Early trading has seen more gains for commodity prices, lifting gold to its highest level since mid-December. ​The spot gold ...

Oil prices rose more than 1% on Thursday as cold weather gripped parts of the United States and Europe, boosting winter fuel ...

Crude nears $75 amid inventory drops and tightening global supplies. Can bullish trends sustain in a volatile market?

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Oil prices appear to have moved higher with the start of the New Year. Today we are to take a look at the recent executive order signed by Biden, the reduction of Saudi oil exports to China and finish ...

Oil edged lower in early European trade, but broader concerns of an oversupplied market this year and uncertainties over Chinese growth limit the upside.

The oil market faces strong resistance, while natural gas positions for a positive move driven by robust heating demand.