Oil slips as Saudi aims to restore half pipeline capacity, Trump to meet Gulf leaders
Oil prices eased as Saudi Arabia projected restoring half of its pipeline capacity within days and Trump planned a meeting with Gulf leaders to discuss…
Oil prices eased as Saudi Arabia projected restoring half of its pipeline capacity within days and Trump planned a meeting with Gulf leaders to discuss…
Trump plans to meet Gulf leaders at the UN to discuss postwar Iran strategy, with a day-after plan expected after midterms.
US officials held secret talks in Oman with Yemen's Houthis, who pledged not to attack American ships but exempted Saudi vessels.
Gold traders await the FOMC decision, with focus on Dot Plot and Middle East developments.
Oil prices rose as Saudi Arabia cancelled crude cargoes after the East-West pipeline closure, with traders eyeing the FOMC decision.
Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a Houthi drone near Mecca, calling the security of holy sites a red line and promising a response.
Copper prices fell nearly 8% from August highs despite supply constraints. Economist Steve Hanke remains bullish on the metal's long-term outlook.
Iraqi militias attacked Saudi pipeline, exposing defense gaps. Repair timeline 3-6 weeks; further strikes could make it indefinite.
WTI crude rose $4.93 to $106.31, marking an 11th gain in 12 sessions amid a supply crunch and rising geopolitical tensions.
Senate leader Thune is open to banning diesel exports, a move that could disrupt markets and invite retaliation, as diesel prices hit record $6.285.
Oil prices rose after Libya's NOC halted production at three fields due to protests and warned of force majeure on deliveries.
Crude prices remain supported as Saudi pipeline closure and delayed Hormuz talks raise supply concerns.
WTI crude oil rebounded above $103, but faces resistance at $103.12-$103.40. Holding support is key for further gains.
A Pentagon Inspector General report confirms the Iran war has strained US munitions stockpiles, contradicting administration denials and adding to market…
Oil executives say a global fuel crisis has arrived as Hormuz closure bites, with diesel at record highs and crude near $101.