Russia Can't Sell Oil It's Forced to Export, Prices Slide
Forced Russian exports overwhelm weak demand, sinking crude prices and widening Moscow's discount.
Forced Russian exports overwhelm weak demand, sinking crude prices and widening Moscow's discount.
Saudi Arabia’s official selling price reduction deepened concerns about a crude supply glut, keeping oil benchmarks near recent lows.
Russia's record crude exports are flooding the global oil market, driving Brent below $65 and WTI below $70 to multi-month lows, challenging…
Iraq's 14 million barrel oil release through Hormuz adds supply pressure on crude benchmarks USOIL and UKOIL, risking further downside amid fragile…
Crude oil prices fell sharply after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, unleashing a wave of supply that threatens to deepen the global…
Brent crude prices dropped as a surge of Middle Eastern oil shipments returned to the market, increasing global supply and weighing on…
Crude oil prices declined sharply on a US-Iran deal expected to increase Iranian exports, fueling speculation of an oil glut and pressuring…
A surge in Persian Gulf crude production is set to test Asian demand, pushing oil prices lower as supply outpaces consumption. Asian…
A flood of Persian Gulf oil exports is about to hit Asian markets, threatening to sink refiner margins and push down global…
Iraq’s southern oil output surge adds bearish pressure to crude benchmarks as loadings resume, raising oversupply concerns.
Brent crude oil prices tumbled below $80 as a US-Iran deal poised to lift sanctions threatens to flood global markets with additional…
Coking coal futures on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange hit the daily down limit as a report on maintaining output stoked supply glut…