OPEC has denied accreditation to five leading Western media outlets for its Vienna meeting, reviving tensions over press freedom and oil market transparency.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Oil prices were steady on Thursday as investors weighed the potential impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on global economic growth, while a weaker dollar and signs of ...

Dubai Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have defended the August production boost of 548,000 barrels per day, stating that global markets are absorbing the extra ...

Oil steadied as traders weighed a large increase in US crude stockpiles and a wave of new tariff rates from President Donald Trump. Brent held near $70 after closing little changed on Wednesday, while ...

Oil prices eased on Thursday as the latest tariff announcements by U.S. President Donald Trump were perceived by market ...

The 50% tariff is the highest announced so far in Trump's wave of letters to world leaders this week. "The persistence of the current state of uncertainty, marked by prolonged delays and unclear trade ...

Oil futures gained a few cents in a choppy session marked by a large 7.1 million barrel build in U.S. crude stocks and continuing uncertainty as President Trump puts tariffs back on traders' radars.

The UAE’s Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei has reiterated the country’s full support for OPEC+ decisions, according to ...

Ministers and executives from OPEC nations, along with bosses of Western oil majors, stated on Wednesday that increased ...

VIENNA, July 9. /TASS/. Decisions taken by the OPEC+ reveal that the alliance understands the condition of the oil market and its needs better than anyone else, Energy Minister of the UAE Suhail Al ...

VIENNA, July 9. /TASS/. The spare oil production capacity in the global oil sector is declining every year, even in OPEC+ countries, due to underinvestment, Energy Minister of the UAE Suhail Al ...

Output increases from oil producer group OPEC+ are not leading to higher inventories, showing that markets are thirsty for ...