Oil is up more than 4% this morning, and it had two reasons to jump. Reports say Washington is getting ready for a possible return to “major combat operations” against Iran. At the same
Iraq devalued its currency on Wednesday, setting the dinar at 1,520 per U.S. dollar, roughly 14.5% below the old official rate, according to Reuters. Oil pays most of Iraq's
Brent crude is back above $100 this morning. A tropical storm aimed at the Gulf Coast and more Iranian attacks on tankers near Hormuz gave traders two reasons to bid oil up, a day
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve held 283 million barrels as of Friday. This is the lowest level since October 1982, according to Energy Department data. The SPR is the government's emergency
Iran and the Houthis are still firing at the Gulf's oil system. Crude fell anyway, with Brent, the global benchmark, down 2.7% to about $97.66 for its third straight losing session.
October 6, 2026 Oil prices fell Tuesday because more Middle Eastern crude is reaching buyers, easing concerns about supply. Saudi Arabia’s export recovery and a planned emergency reserve release are giving traders less
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Oil is up more than 4% this morning, and it had two reasons to jump. Reports say Washington is getting ready for a possible
Iraq devalued its currency on Wednesday, setting the dinar at 1,520 per U.S. dollar, roughly 14.5% below the old official rate,
Brent crude is back above $100 this morning. A tropical storm aimed at the Gulf Coast and more Iranian attacks on tankers near Hormuz
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve held 283 million barrels as of Friday. This is the lowest level since October 1982, according to Energy
Iran and the Houthis are still firing at the Gulf's oil system. Crude fell anyway, with Brent, the global benchmark, down 2.7% to about $97.66 for its third straight losing session.
October 6, 2026 Oil prices fell Tuesday because more Middle Eastern crude is reaching buyers, easing concerns about supply. Saudi Arabia’s export recovery
Suncor Energy is selling its stakes in three oil fields off Newfoundland to Ithaca Energy for C1.2billion(US860 million) in cash. At the
Saudi Aramco surprised the oil market Sunday by cutting its November crude price for Asian buyers to the lowest level since June 2020. The
