As Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates and oil prices swing, Trump says Iran wants a deal while the seven-month conflict spreads into Yemen
The Yemeni militants had sat out the Iran war, until the group saw an opening
According to reports, satellite imagery revealed extensive damage to the strategically important pipeline following the recent attacks.
New wave of Houthi missile and drone strikes hits southern Saudi Arabia as Gulf states postpone negotiations with Iran
Riyadh has only days of stockpiled reserves left as repairs to its critical east-west pipeline remain uncertain
The cost of living in Greece is skyrocketing again, as prices at the pump and electricity bills succumb to international pressures
The physical market is losing some of the buffers that helped absorb the initial supply shock
Brent crude climbed above $91 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East threaten energy flows, while European natural gas topped €70 per megawatt-hour amid low storage levels and LNG competition with Asia.
Sources say the agreement will let Chevron shift its Venezuelan joint ventures into the country's new energy framework, giving the US company greater operational control
With no relief in sight, the national average diesel price keeps climbing amid ongoing war-related pressures on global oil markets
The US-Iran deadlock leaves reserves under strain, raising questions about how long global oil stockpiles can hold out
Oil prices surge to six-week highs as Houthi threats in the Red Sea and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz fuel fears of global supply disruptions.
Long-range strikes unleash fuel crisis in Russia and win rare praise for Ukraine from Trump
If it isn't just the war driving prices, what is? The answer runs through refining capacity, fuel taxes and a strained global market, not the price of crude alone
The producer alliance will raise output targets by 188,000 barrels per day as oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz gradually recover, while prices remain under pressure and internal quota disputes persist.
While a surge of tankers have exited the Strait of Hormuz, the market is expected to tighten again
Iran resumed crude oil exports for the first time in two months after a U.S. agreement to lift the naval blockade, with nearly 5 million barrels shipped.
Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and Iraq are pouring money into pipelines, rail and storage to keep oil flowing even when the strait isn’t
Despite U.S. sanctions, the regime has managed to sell billions of dollars in crude to China using a clandestine network of aging tankers. Our reporters paid a visit.
The head of the International Energy Agency warns that commercial oil stocks are draining at a record pace as the Iran war keeps the Strait of Hormuz shut