Analysts predict lower oil prices next year due to factors including import tariffs and potential production increases under the new US administration.

Oil prices recovered after an initial decline following the US election, with analysts citing potential policy shifts and the impact of Hurricane Rafael.

China's growing petrochemical industry is set to be a major driver of global oil demand, even as the country transitions towards electric vehicles.

Commodity experts at Standard Chartered have predicted that actions by OPEC+ are likely to determine the near-and mid-term oil price trajectory ...

To balance Western and Chinese interests, QatarEnergy has been granted a 50% stake in the solar aspect of Total’s project.

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Russia has said it’s willing to continue supplying gas to Europe via Ukraine if Kyiv and the involved European countries can ...

The US Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on four Central Asian entities for allegedly supplying Russia with machine ...

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The article explores the varied reactions across Europe to Donald Trump's projected return to the White House, highlighting ...

The seizure of Myanmar's rare earth mines by rebels has disrupted global supply chains, causing a surge in prices and raising ...