The latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires at 4:20 ET, 12:20 ET and 16:50 ET.1501 ET – Oil futures extend their losing streak to five sessions ...

Meanwhile the price of futures contracts of WTI crude oil for September 2025 delivery was down by 2.01% at $64.25 per barrel ...

At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened at 87.72 against the US dollar before dipping marginally to 87.73 ...

Oil futures extended their losing streak to five sessions as the market shrugged off higher U.S. tariffs against India for buying Russian crude oil and a draw in U.S. crude stocks.

The NYMEX September West Texas Intermediate crude contract was up by 60cts to $65.76/bbl at about 11:15 a.m. ET and October WTI futures were 57cts higher at $64.73/bbl. The front-month contract was ...

Oil futures spiked higher and remained off five-week lows Wednesday morning after President Donald Trump jacked up tariffs on U.S. imports from India to 50% citing the country's continued purchases of ...

Crude prices were trading up ahead of the EIA data release. At 10:07 a.m. in New York, Brent was trading at $68.72 per barrel ...

Oil prices were rising in early trade, rebounding from the previous session's losses as investors await more clarity ahead of a Friday deadline set by U.S. President Donald Trump for a Russia-Ukraine ...

Russian oil exporters are predicted to take in $153 billion this year, according to the Kyiv institute. Fossil fuels are the ...

Oil prices slipped on Tuesday as rising OPEC+ supply and worries of weaker global demand countered concern about U.S.

Crude futures extended their losing streak to four sessions with the market focused on OPEC+ production plans and playing down the U.S. threat of sanctions against buyers of Russian oil.

BP has been subject to speculation that it could be acquired by a rival but if the positive results continue, the threat may disappear, Cheviot adds. What is most encouraging is that BP grew earnings ...