WTI crude consolidates near $64, Brent holds its rebound, and natural gas remains pressured under resistance. Key levels ...

US crude oil price extended its previous gains on Thursday as it recovers from the 11-week low hit at the start of the week.

In short, if oil prices remain under pressure, which seems likely, stock investors should be on the alert for a correction ...

NYMEX WTI crude oil futures have traded in a range of $55.12 to $79.39 per barrel in 2025. At just above the $62 level in mid ...

WTI crude futures tried to steady above $62 a barrel on Wednesday, trimming part of a month-to-date slide that still leaves ...

Oil prices climbed on Monday as traders weighed concerns that Russian supply could be disrupted by more U.S. sanctions and ...

The price of West Texas Intermediate is hovering around $60 per barrel, which is not low enough to kill the U.S. oil patch. But it’s not exactly giving off “Drill, baby, drill!” vibes.

The WTI benchmark was trading slightly up at +0.03% at $68.95. Today’s dip in crude inventories partially offsets the 4.6 million barrel build that the EIA estimated for the week prior.

The average response executives from 131 oil and gas firms gave when asked in the previous Dallas Fed Energy Survey what they expect the WTI crude oil price to be at the end of 2025 was $71.13 per ...

0445 GMT – WTI crude oil futures’ momentum is now turning bearish, based on the technical chart, StoneX’s Matt Simpson says in a commentary.