(Bloomberg) -- Oil posted its third straight weekly decline as concerns that US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on China will sap demand outweighed his first round of sanctions against Iran.

Jeff Currie, chief strategy officer of Carlyle Group’s Energy Pathways and veteran commodities analyst, says OPEC+ has ...

(Bloomberg) -- Oil edged lower as concerns ... that dueling tariffs between the US and China would reduce energy demand. Oil pared losses after Trump signed a directive that aims to ramp up ...

China is still driving growth in global oil demand, the head of Saudi Aramco ... s Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser said in a Bloomberg television interview in Davos. The country, along with ...

Hedge funds increased bearish bets against oil by the most in three months on the prospect that dueling tariffs between the US and China would reduce energy demand.

As the threat of tariffs hangs over the economy, industry players say expanding Canada’s energy sector and diversifying its customer base could provide greater economic security.

(Bloomberg) — Oil edged lower as concerns that trade war between the US and China ... recovering from an earlier decline of as much as 3.4% that was driven by the prospect that dueling tariffs between ...

We recently published a list of 10 Best Energy Dividend Stocks To Buy Right Now. In this article, we are going to take a look ...

OPEC+ didn’t make any changes to its existing oil-production plans at a review meeting on Monday, even as President Donald ...

But oil producers counting on Beijing’s stimulus to stoke demand for their products need ... sector as the key customer for your crude. — Bloomberg David Fickling is a Bloomberg Opinion ...

WTI crude oil (CLH25) today is down -1.49 (-2.05%), and March RBOB gasoline (RBH25) is down -0.0519 (-2.47%). Crude oil and ...