Oil prices climb toward $65 while natural gas stabilizes near $4 as geopolitical tensions, a weaker dollar, and bullish ...

Oil and gas prices stabilize as geopolitical tensions shape supply risks, with WTI near $60 and natural gas consolidating after a sharp breakout above $4.80.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) edges lower on Thursday, giving back this week’s gains as geopolitical risk premiums fade after ...

Against that backdrop, oil prices are surging, with WTI approaching $62 and Brent crude climbing toward $66 per barrel. These gains underscore market sensitivity to geopolitical developments, even in ...

While Brent should retain a geopolitical risk premium, it is similarly forecasted to retreat toward $56-$57/b as supply growth from non-OPEC+ producers outweighs softening demand ...

Jan 12 (Reuters) - Oil prices are likely to drift lower this year as a wave of supply creates a market surplus, although geopolitical risks tied to Russia, Venezuela and Iran will continue to drive ...

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's latest short term energy outlook, the West Texas Intermediate spot ...

The USD/CAD forecast remains strongly bearish under 1.3800 as the geopolitical risks ease after President Trump's recent ...

Morningstar's Oil and Gas Outlook finds the industry will be resilient even as companies can expect oil and gas price ...

Oil futures settled higher in choppy rangebound trade, helped by rising winter fuel demand and easing tensions between the ...

EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook forecasts WTI will average $52 in 2026 as low prices weigh down oil production.