OPEC+

Oil falls 0.48 percent, prices set for weekly drop with tariffs and OPEC+ in focus

U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs will remain in effect after a federal appeals court temporarily reinstated them

OPEC+ establishes new mechanism for evaluating maximum sustainable production capacity

Current production levels will remain in place through the end of December 2026, ensuring stability

Oil prices climb to $65.64 as U.S. court blocks Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs

Oil prices climbed after a U.S. trade court ruled on Wednesday that Trump overstepped his authority by imposing global tariffs

Crude oil prices rise above $63.85 amid supply risks from Venezuela, OPEC+ expectations

Investors weigh supply risks after U.S. bars Chevron from exporting Venezuelan crude oil under new authorization

Crude oil prices edge down to $63.85 as OPEC+ meeting approaches

Market anticipates OPEC+ decision on increased crude oil output, affecting global prices

Crude oil prices surge above $64.45 as U.S. extends EU trade talks deadline

Trump's deadline extension for EU trade talks aims to alleviate concerns about tariffs and fuel demand

Oil prices fall to $64.11 on higher OPEC+ output prospects

Brent was down 2 percent so far this week, while WTI was 2.7 percent lower

Oil prices set for second weekly rise as trade tensions ease — Brent gains 0.02 percent

Both Brent and WTI were up 1 percent so far this week after a surge earlier in the week

Global oil demand forecasts slashed as tariffs spook market

The International Energy Agency (IEA) expects global oil stocks to rise by over 700,000 b/d across the year

Crude oil prices drop to $64.83 amid supply concerns, U.S.-China trade deal

U.S. and China cut tariffs temporarily, boosting markets but leaving uncertainties unresolved.

Crude oil prices rise to $64.21 as optimistic U.S.-China trade talks ease demand concerns

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng said a U.S.-China joint statement would be released on Monday

Oil prices rise to $63.13 ahead of U.S.-China trade talks

Despite signs of easing tensions, analysts cautioned that the recent tariff-driven volatility in the oil market was not over yet