Oil steadied near the lowest close this year, with tariff threats from US President Donald Trump and supply issues in focus. ›

Oil in New York steadied after sinking back into the $60s-a-barrel range as a souring economic outlook threatened prospects for energy demand and spurred investors to shun risk assets including crude. ›

Oil gained as the US issued fresh sanctions on Iranian oil, and US President Donald Trump signaled trade tariffs were still on the cards. ›

Oil held a decline as the prospect of increased supply from Iraq weighed on prices, with US President Donald Trump’s efforts to end the three-year war in Ukraine also in focus. ›

Oil prices edged down on Friday but were still poised for a weekly rise on concerns over supply disruptions in Russia and an improving outlook for demand in the United States and China. ›

Oil steadied after a string of small gains as an industry report flagged another build in US crude stockpiles, as uncertainty over global supplies lingered. ›

Oil steadied after an advance as OPEC+ delegates said the group was considering delaying restoring output, and Ukrainian drones attacked a crude-pumping station in Russia. ›

European natural gas prices held near the lowest level in three weeks as sentiment eases after a rocky start to 2025. ›

Oil steadied after a string of declines as the prospect of increased flows from Iraq and Russia weighed on the outlook, with market gauges flashing signs of weakness on the likelihood of oversupply. ›

Oil rose as the market digested the fallout from President Donald Trump’s order of potential reciprocal tariffs on US trading partners. ›