(Bloomberg) -- Oil declined for a second week as concerns over a growing glut outweighed geopolitical risks to supply.

Oil prices slumped below $60 a barrel this week as investors try to make sense of U.S. President Donald Trump’s push to end ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said he was leaving the possibility of war with Venezuela on the table, according to an interview ...

January WTI crude oil (CLF26) on Friday closed up +0.51 (+0.91%), and January RBOB gasoline (RBF26) closed up +0.0069 (+0.41% ...

Escalation in Venezuela points to regime-change risk, raising threats to energy infrastructure, regional routes, insurance ...

Gold’s record-setting rally and persistent weakness in crude have been two of the standout features of global commodities ...

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Gas prices drop to cheapest December levels since 2020 as holiday travel surges. National average falls to $2.89 per gallon ...

MOSCOW, Dec 19 - Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on Friday of risks for international reserves held by the world's ...

At 20:32 ET (01:32 GMT), Brent Oil Futures expiring in February rose 0.6% to $60.18 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate ...

On Tuesday, Trump ordered what he described as a “blockade” of all sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela, a move aimed at intensifying economic pressure on the government of President ...

U.S. crude oil prices were stable on Friday after President Donald Trump told NBC News that he will not rule out war with OPEC member Venezuela. "I don't rule it out, no," Trump told the news outlet ...