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 ...

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

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.