Big Oil Profits in War Fuel Anger From Governments
United States Oil Fund (AMEX:USO) traded at 130.91 dollars on August 20, up a modest 0.19% on the day, sitting comfortably inside its 52 week range of 102.42 to 142.33…
United States Oil Fund (AMEX:USO) traded at 130.91 dollars on August 20, up a modest 0.19% on the day, sitting comfortably inside its 52 week range of 102.42 to 142.33…
USO holds steady near 130.91 dollars as nations rush to rebuild oil reserves drained by the Middle East war, with China's stockpiling strategy now the model everyone wants to copy.
Norway oil output surged past forecasts in June as offshore fields returned from maintenance, adding stability to a crude market still on edge over Strait of Hormuz shipping risks.
Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale just posted record oil output, reshaping global crude supply talk even as USO holds steady. Here's what the boom means, and why it hasn't lifted Argentina's…
ADNOC just repriced three offshore crude grades away from Murban and onto the Dubai benchmark, handing Asian refiners fresh leverage as oil supply rebounds through Hormuz.
Oil's latest rally is gathering speed as Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb disruptions squeeze global crude flows, with USO trading near yearly highs and traders eyeing 100 dollar barrels.
The United States Oil Fund (AMEX:USO) traded at 130.66 dollars on August 19, up 0.28 percent on the day, sitting comfortably inside its 52 week range of 102.42 to 142.33…
Peter Thiel's 76 million dollar bet on Argentine shale producer Vista is turning heads, and it's putting fresh eyes on Palantir stock, where he serves as chairman.
Venezuela oil production has climbed to multiyear highs since Maduro's capture, but sanctions scars, aging infrastructure and environmental damage keep output far below historic peaks.
Crude oil gained 2.91% as USO climbed to 130.29, while Mexico's Pemex struggles to keep refineries running near capacity despite billions invested in Dos Bocas and Tula.
USO jumps nearly 3% as officials claim Middle East oil flows have fully rebounded, but ship tracking data tells a very different, far more constrained story.
Russia's crude output is sliding under the weight of sanctions and drone strikes on refineries and ports, with Rystad Energy warning a real recovery looks unlikely before 2027.

The term "big head oil" is really shorthand for a familiar boom cycle in the energy patch: when crude prices spike hard and fast, the largest oil companies post outsized…

Oil fund USO jumped 2.57% as Trump's proposed 20% Hormuz toll rattled markets. Here's how the charge could reshape crude supply, inventories and the case for renewables.

Crude oil prices jumped Monday, with the United States Oil Fund (AMEX:USO) climbing 6.73% to 125.92 dollars, as traders weighed a fresh milestone in Canada's push to expand its export…

USO surged 6.73% as traders eyed a Turkish drilling campaign off Somalia that could send Hormuz free crude toward Asian refiners for the first time.

: Wait, formatting error introduced accidentally. Traffic through Hormuz has ticked up again, still described by ING analysts as running in single digits but higher than before. U.S. Energy Secretary…
Alberta's Clearwater formation is reshaping how producers respond to high oil prices, letting smaller companies out drill oil sands giants. Here's what it means for Canada's energy sector.
Both Washington and Tehran have broken the terms of their 14 point memorandum, and sources tell of a midterm election deadline looming larger than the official 60 day clock.
Commodity futures contracts let farmers, oil producers and traders lock in prices or bet on them, but high leverage means both hedgers and speculators face real risk.

Crude oil dips even as the Red Sea turns into a geopolitical chokepoint, with Saudi Arabia's export routes squeezed between a Houthi blockade and Suez Canal limits. Here's what it…

Supply chain strain is back on traders' radars, with crude oil and other commodities pricing in freight snags, inventory swings and dollar strength tied to global logistics.

Gold's climb and oil's swings are pushing more investors toward exchange traded commodities, debt notes backed by physical assets that offer commodity exposure without futures or direct ownership.

Crude oil jumped sharply as USO gained nearly 6% and WTI Midland spiked over 9%, but not every grade moved the same direction. Here is what is driving the split.
