EIA projects that global oil inventories will decline in second-quarter 2025, driven partly by reduced crude oil production ...

IEA projects global oil supply to exceed demand by 1 million b/d in 2025 due to trade tensions and OPEC+ cuts.

Downward pressure persists as crude oil struggles near multi-year lows, with support at $65.40 critical for determining the next move.

Here’s what Citi says investors can expect from the oil price in the year ahead. The post How low can the oil price go?

Weak economic signals and shifting tariffs keep oil and gas volatile. Will OPEC+ production hikes and inflation data shape ...

Dan Pickering anticipates $80 oil by 2027, citing industry discipline and geopolitical factors, despite current prices near ...

Analysts are holding their oil price predictions largely steady as they expect any impact from further U.S. sanctions to be ...

Sufficient oil supply and spare capacity within the OPEC+ group will be enough to keep prices in the low $70s per barrel ...

Global oil inventories are likely to fall in the second quarter of this year, leading to a rise in Brent crude prices, but as OPEC+ unwinds its output cuts, prices are likely to decline late in 2025 ...

Enverus Intelligence Research said it has downgraded its Brent price forecast 'due to recent events including OPEC production ...

Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, on Friday lowered crude oil prices for Asian buyers in April for the first time ...