The crude oil market traded with sharp volatility this week as traders balanced OPEC+ production increases, renewed geopolitical risks, and the threat of U.S. tariffs against evidence of strong underl ...

Despite concerns over excess supply, oil prices overturned declines from earlier in Monday’s session, as downside risks ...

US tariffs and OPEC+’s unexpected 548,000 bpd August output hike are pressuring crude prices, with Brent at $69.37. Nikunj ...

Saudi Arabia, Russia and six other key members of the OPEC+ alliance will discuss crude production on Saturday, with analysts ...

American consumers and their credit cards have helped the economy weather many rough moments. Now, as recession fears resurface, the worry is they might be maxed out. Dig into why: ...

U.S. drivers may pay the lowest Independence Day prices for gasoline at the pump since 2021, as easing Israel-Iran tensions have helped pull oil lower. But whether cheaper fuel prices will stick ...

Crude oil edged lower after posting their steepest weekly loss in more than two years, as fears over Middle East supply ...

Oil was set to fall this week with the Iran-Israel ceasefire holding and easing concerns over Middle East supply risks, ...

Frank Holland on CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange breaks down Q2 CFO Survey: 41% see tariffs raising costs, 79% expect Trump tax cuts extended, and nearly 70% expect a recession by 2026.

A successful Iran-Israel ceasefire would abate concerns over Tehran’s crude supplies and the stability of oil transport through the Strait of Hormuz.

Berezin predicts a 60% chance of recession, with the S&P 500 dropping to 4,500. Economic concerns include trade uncertainty, rising delinquencies, and a weakening labor market.