Oil falls 2% but concerns over supply disruptions provide support
Oil prices dropped by 2% on Friday but remained steady for the week as supply concerns in Russia and uncertainty about a Ukraine peace deal persisted. The Ukrainian drone attack impacting Caspian Pipeline Consortium flows supported prices.
Oil prices settled down more than $2 a barrel on Friday, posting a weekly decline as investors grappled with a fading Middle ...
Oil is headed for its biggest weekly gains since the middle of January as supply disruptions and rising demand supported ...
BAKU, Azerbaijan, February 17. Kazakhstan's crude oil supply increased by 100,000 barrels per day (kb/d) in January, ...
Crude futures surge past key moving averages, aiming for $72.08. Will bulls maintain control, or will supply pressures cap ...
Russia said oil flows through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), a major route for supplying Kazakhstan and exporting to the global market, were reduced by 30-40% on Tuesday after a Ukrainian ...
Oil prices rose on Tuesday following a drone attack on a major Russian pipeline that carries a significant portion of Kazakh ...
Crude oil dips as easing Mideast tensions and rising U.S. inventories counter supply disruptions. Market awaits fresh ...
Crude oil futures closed Friday at their lowest settlement price this year, with both WTI and Brent benchmarks tumbling more than $2/bbl, fueled by near-term supply concerns and expectations that ...
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