Oil prices fell for a fourth consecutive session on Thursday and settled at multi-month lows as the prospect of higher-for-longer U.S. interest rates raised worries around demand growth in the ...

Oil fell for a fourth straight session, the longest losing streak since early June, driven by algorithmic selling and low summer liquidity. West Texas Intermediate dropped 1.8% to settle below $77 ...

November gasoline added 0.1% to $2.04 a gallon, while November heating oil fell 0.6% to $2.17 a gallon. Natural gas for November delivery settled at $2.37 per million British thermal units, down 5.2%.

Oil futures grinded lower with geopolitical news taking a back seat and the possibility of another large output increase by OPEC+ for July raising supply concerns. Skip to Main Content.

For now, though, the market remains relatively tight through the northern hemisphere summer." "Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is scheduled to release its latest monthly Oil market ...

HOUSTON (Reuters) -Oil prices settled down for the fourth consecutive session on Wednesday after U.S. crude oil stockpiles posted a larger-than-expected build, adding a further headwind as ...

Mumbai, June 10 -- Crude oil futures climbed above $65.5 per barrel in Asia on Tuesday, marking a fourth straight session of gains as markets awaited updates from US-China trade talks that could ea ...

Commodities: WTI Oil Falls Below $60 A Barrel. Apr. 30, 2025 7:56 AM ET DBE, JJETF, USO, ... The oil market continued to decline for a third straight session this morning.

Nigerian crude prices dipped to a three-week low on Tuesday, falling back to rates seen before the recent Israel-Iran fighting ...

Crude futures on Wednesday marked a fourth straight session of declines, with prices holding ground at their lowest in two weeks as traders focused on an uncertain demand outlook - particularly ...

Oil Futures Extend Losses on Supply-Demand Concerns 0921 ET – Oil futures are lower for a third straight session as the recent geopolitical boost recedes and focus is back on supply and demand.