Oil futures edged lower Thursday, extending a pullback seen a day earlier after the dollar surged higher in response to ...

Crude oil prices dropped sharplyon the strong US dollar. It hit ahigh of $72.59 yesterday and currently trading around $71.33 ...

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Oil prices slipped today, extending a sell-off triggered by the US presidential election, as a strong dollar and lower crude ...

Oil futures finished lower Wednesday, but pared much of the earlier losses that pulled U.S. prices briefly below $70 a barrel ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Oil slipped on Thursday, extending a sell-off triggered by the U.S. presidential election, as a strong ...

Oil prices fell as Donald Trump secured the presidency. Brent, the global benchmark for crude oil, fell nearly 2% to trade a ...

Analysts predict lower oil prices next year due to factors including import tariffs and potential production increases under the new US administration.

WSJ's Heard on the Street columnist JinJoo Lee explains why oil prices fell the morning after the election even as major oil companies rallied.

Oil prices recovered after an initial decline following the US election, with analysts citing potential policy shifts and the impact of Hurricane Rafael.

Global oil prices are expected to stay in the $70 to $80 per barrel range in 2025, similar to 2024, while geopolitical risks create uncertainty around supply, Russell Hardy, CEO of Vitol, the world's ...