After in recent months crude oil prices have clearly recovered from their COVID-19 slump on steadily increasing demand, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak addressed the much-anticipated decision-making at the

Oil prices firmed on Monday, with Brent trading near $70 a barrel on growing optimism that fuel demand will grow in the next quarter, while investors looked ahead to see

Oil prices rose Monday during Asian trading hours. U.S. crude was up 1.16% at $64.32 a barrel while global benchmark Brent was up 1.11% to $67.18. Last week, both contracts registered weekly losses amid concerns of

Oil prices rose more than 1% on Monday, lifted by European economic reopenings and rising U.S. demand after prices fell earlier due to surging coronavirus cases in Asia and underwhelming

Oil prices settled higher on Monday after a major U.S. fuel pipeline said it could largely restart within the week after a cyberattack forced its shutdown. Potential U.S. demand growth

Oil rose to $67 a barrel on Monday as optimism over a strong demand rebound in countries including the United States and China countered concern about a surge in India’s

Oil prices extended gains on Thursday after rising 1% the previous session, as bullish forecasts of recovering demand outweighed concerns about the impact of rising COVID-19 cases in Brazil, India