By Ahmad Ghaddar and Olesya Astakhova LONDON/MOSCOW, Jan 26 (Reuters) - OPEC+ is expected to keep its pause on oil output ...

OPEC+ delegates said they’re currently expecting to stick with plans to keep oil production steady next month when they meet ...

Oil prices surge ahead of the OPEC+ meeting as a Kazakh outage, US weather, and US-Iran tensions disrupt global supply.

March WTI crude oil (CLH26) on Tuesday closed up +1.76 (+2.90%), and March RBOB gasoline (RBH26) closed up +0.0444 (+2.42%).

OPEC+ is expected to keep oil production unchanged through March, maintaining its first-quarter supply pause as it weighs weak seasonal demand against geopolitical and sanctions-related risks.

Prices will be flat to slightly upward in 2026 for most globally traded industrial commodities, with crude oil the major ...

March WTI crude oil (CLH26 ) today is up +1.11 (+1.83%), and March RBOB gasoline (RBH26 ) is up +0.0142 (+0.77%). Crude oil and gasoline prices are climbing today, with crude oil posting a 1.5-week ...

OPEC+ members are expected to continue their oil production freeze next month, despite geopolitical risks and a global surplus.

Crude oil futures rose, supported by concerns over US production losses brought on by winter storm Fern and possible supply disruptions in Iran as US naval assets arrived in the Middle East.

Oil prices edged lower as investors assessed U.S. winter storm production losses and rising geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

OPEC+ kept oil output unchanged on Sunday after a quick meeting that avoided discussion of the political crises affecting several of the producer group’s members. Sunday’s meeting of eight members of ...

LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) -OPEC+ will likely raise oil output on Sunday but probably add less oil from October than in recent months as global demand might be slowing with the end of the driving season, ...