Monday witnessed a surge in oil prices driven by escalating supply concerns amidst the ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, and the intensified conflict between Russia and Ukraine. As of
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Exxon Mobil CEO, Darren Woods, addressed concerns surrounding the company's stance on Hess Corp's assets in Guyana during the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston. Contrary to speculation, Woods clarified that
Oil prices experienced a notable 2% increase, reaching a four-month high on Monday, driven by decreased crude exports from major producers like Iraq and Saudi Arabia. Additionally, signs of robust
Oil prices remained relatively stable in Asian trading on Monday after experiencing a significant increase last week. This surge came amidst reduced exports from Iraq and Saudi Arabia, alleviating concerns
Gold prices took a downward turn in Asian trading on Monday, shedding a significant support level as investors turned cautious on non-yielding assets ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting later
Amid increasing concerns about greenhouse gas emissions, discussions at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) meeting have brought to light proposals for a charge on the international shipping sector's CO2 emissions.
Oil prices saw an uptick in Asian trade on Monday, building on the strength from the previous week with gains of nearly 4%. Brent crude oil futures for May delivery
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed on Thursday, reaching four-month highs, as the International Energy Agency (IEA) revised its outlook, signaling a tighter market in 2024 and predicting increased oil
Oil prices surged to five-month highs on Thursday, buoyed by an improved demand outlook and supply concerns. The International Energy Agency (IEA) revised its crude demand growth forecast upward, alleviating
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) has greenlit a $500 million loan guarantee for an oil and gas drilling venture in Bahrain, prompting scrutiny over America's climate commitments amidst