Oil prices slid Wednesday as investors shrugged off Donald Trump's renewed "maximum pressure" sanctions on Iran, focusing ...

as US sanctions posed growing risks to global supply in a market already tightened by cold weather. West Texas Intermediate was up almost 2% for the week, even after retreating below $78 a barrel ...

U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was down 57 cents, or 0.8%, at $74.09. Both benchmarks oscillated between moderate gains ...

Oil pared losses on speculation that US President Donald Trump will impose tighter sanctions on Iran, which could threaten the country’s crude exports. Most Read from BloombergState Farm Seeks Emergen ...

Brent futures rose 3.7% to settle above $79 a barrel while West Texas Intermediate closed above $76. The sweeping sanctions target two firms that handle more than a quarter of Russia’s seaborne ...

Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude—the benchmark for the U.S. light oil market—rose $1.30 (1.7 percent) to $77.87 a barrel. Among the targets of the sanctions were Russian-based oil ...

Oil prices rose more than 2% on Wednesday, supported by a large draw in U.S. crude stockpiles and potential supply disruptions caused by new U.S. sanctions on Russia, while a Gaza ceasefire deal ...

A comprehensive review of community-based sanctions and community-based, early-release mechanisms. In addition to traditional probation and parole reviews, "new" intermediate sanctions such as ...

(Bloomberg) -- Oil settled at a three-month high as the US ratcheted up sanctions against Russia, adding to a run of bullish developments that have propelled crude to a strong start to 2025.

NEW YORK, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed about 2% to a four-month high on Monday on expectations that wider U.S. sanctions on ... while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $2 ...