Dark transits, shuttle tankers and selective risk-taking suggest Mideast Gulf crude is still moving despite recent crossfire ...

China’s crude imports of just over 7 million b/d for June were the lowest since 2016. Amid low refinery throughputs, there is ...

Higher oil prices, improved refining margins and strong trading results will see BP benefit from side-effects of the US-Iran ...

The EU has failed to approve its latest sanctions package targeting Russia, with time running out to freeze the price cap on ...

The war-torn country offers an alternative route for crude exports impacted by ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz as ...

The attacks raise the potential for a risky US retaliation before the end of week-long funeral ceremonies for Iran's former ...

Gulf producing countries had been steadily ramping up liquids output but now face a new wave of volatility after Trump ...

Term Energy Outlook (STEO), the EIA said last month's US-Iran MOU prompted massive revisions to its prior forecast.

Crude and products futures edged lower as tensions in the Mideast Gulf seemed to abate a bit, but still finished well up on ...

Price-sensitive state refiners have so far only dipped a toe in the spot market to start refilling stocks.

China’s falling oil imports signal a strategic shift from securing crude supplies toward managing costs, strengthening energy security, argues Fu Chengyu.

The Hormuz crisis reveals that oil benchmarks survive not through neutrality, but through governance, strategic participation ...