The benchmark US crude oil West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is trading around $77.85 on Friday, edging lower on an expected halt to Houthi shipping attacks in the Red Sea after a ceasefire deal in the
West Texas Intermediate, the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $78.35 on Thursday. The WTI price edged lower as improved prospects for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel could ease geopolitical tensions
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) edged lower on Tuesday and snapped a three-day winning streak to the highest level since October 8. The benchmark commodity traded with a negative bias around the $77.00
The benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) extended gains for the third consecutive session during Asian trading hours on Monday, hovering above $77.00 per barrel, near $77.46 — a level not seen since
West Texas Intermediate extended gains for the second successive session, trading around $73.90 per barrel during the European hours on Friday. Crude oil prices are bolstered by expectations of higher heating fuel
By George Moulazimis Changes in climatic conditions, such as increased temperatures, heavy rainfall and prolonged periods of drought, directly affect the natural environment, our societies and our economies. The frequency and intensity
West Texas Intermediate extends its gains for the third successive day, trading around $71.40 per barrel during the Asian session on Tuesday. Crude oil prices have maintained their gains following the release
Total sales of petroleum products in Cyprus amounted to 113,640 tonnes in November, a decrease of 4.7% from the same month last year, and a drop of 16% from the pervious month.
Crude oil prices edged lower with NYMEX WTI closing below $70/bbl while ICE Brent settled below $73/bbl on Thursday. The oil market witnessed a second straight session of decline as the strengthening
Natural gas demand growth remaining strong across Asia, continuing to keep global balances tight. A study by Woodmac shows that Asia’s LNG demand will double by 2050 to 510 mtpa/yr. “LNG demand
