By Georgina McCartney HOUSTON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Oil prices settled 3% higher on Tuesday as producers reeled from a winter ...

Oil prices edged up on Tuesday as a massive winter storm hit crude production and affected refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

There are also concerns about what this could mean for regional oil supplies. Any escalation may pose a risk to Persian Gulf ...

Refined product futures were also climbing. The February ULSD contract was 1.18cts higher at $2.658/gal and the March contract was up 2.23cts to $2.4329/gal. The February RBOB contract was 1.03cts ...

Oil futures settled lower in a rangebound session, supported in part by the loss of some U.S. production to winter storm Fern and gains in diesel prices as heating fuel demand rose.

Oil price moves aren't random, and sharp reversals and stalls are often driven by options positioning and mechanical hedging ...

Crude oil futures traded higher on Wednesday morning as a severe winter storm in the US disrupted crude oil production and ...

Oil futures settled higher on reports of a production halt in Kazakhstan’s major Tengiz oilfield due to power-grid ...

Iran supply risk escalates as U.S. sends warships and sanctions target oil exports. Crude oil futures break key average, ...

Oil futures settled higher on renewed market perception of geopolitical risk going into the weekend.

Crude oil futures rise for fourth week but volatile as Iran tensions fade and Venezuela resumes production. Key pivot at ...

The most traded U.S.-listed oil exchange-traded funds opened higher on Tuesday, closely tracking a small rise in oil futures, as investors weigh Venezuela’s short-term supply and hedge exposure to the ...