(OIH)

Crude oil futures stall at the 200-day MA as bearish pressure builds. Traders eye supply risks, OPEC+ output, and weak China data in the oil outlook.

The crude oil markets continue to see a lot of noise and downward pressures, as the demand for oil is a bit weak, and of course the supply of oil is cranking up around the world.

There could be a wild swing either way depending how the summit goes, according to analysts.

Oil and gas prices hold steady as Fed rate cut bets offset geopolitical tensions, keeping energy bulls cautiously optimistic.

Thursday's session saw crude oil reverse sharply from a new bear-market low, signaling potential for a counter-trend rally — but with formidable resistance levels looming ahead.

Oil markets are moving higher as traders focus on potential sanctions on Russia.

Optimistic over Angola's untapped gas potential, Azule Energy is considering another gas exploration well after leading the country's first drilling campaign targeting gas and hitting success last mon...

The crude oil market continues to see a lot of pressure, as the markets are trying to find some kind of bottom. However, as the Americans, OPEC, and the Russians are pumping as much oil as possible, p...

Crude oil trades below 50- and 200-day moving averages as traders await Trump-Putin talks, Fed signals, and bearish inventory data. Outlook stays cautious.