
Oil Heads for Second Weekly Gain as U.S. Pressure on Iran Deepens Supply Concerns
Crude oil traded just below $87 a barrel on Friday and was heading for a second consecutive weekly advance, with prices up about 5% as

Crude oil traded just below $87 a barrel on Friday and was heading for a second consecutive weekly advance, with prices up about 5% as

Brent crude rose above $89 per barrel on Tuesday, extending gains for a fifth consecutive session as uncertainty over negotiations between the United States and

Crude oil traded around $77 per barrel on Friday, swinging between gains and losses as developments surrounding the Strait of Hormuz remained mixed. Negotiations involving

Crude oil prices fell more than 3% on Monday, slipping below $78 per barrel as renewed diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran reduced

European equities opened August on a stronger footing Monday, supported by declining oil prices and renewed optimism over diplomatic efforts between the United States and

Crude oil prices fell about 5% on Monday, dropping below $80 per barrel, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he had suspended a planned military

Gold prices declined on Tuesday, with the precious metal trading around $4,050 per ounce as markets assessed the possibility of a U.S. Federal Reserve interest

Oil prices declined sharply on Monday after the United States and Iran suspended military strikes following nearly two weeks of conflict, easing concerns over potential

Brent crude oil prices declined toward $88 per barrel on Tuesday, interrupting a recent rally as renewed diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran

Crude oil prices extended their decline on Friday, with Brent falling nearly 4% to around $69 per barrel, its lowest level since February 27, as