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China stockpiles oil as Trump tariff shock hits crude prices
What started as a buying spree of Iranian oil, on fears of further US sanctions, has developed into a broader stockpiling of crude after President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements, coupled with an increase in production by oil cartel Opec, sent prices sliding to a four-year low.
Oil prices have dropped over tariffs and tensions within OPEC+. What does that mean for Saudi Arabia’s “giga-projects?” ...
China's refineries processed the most oil in a year in March, but the volume of crude being added to inventories still rose ...
Oil industry consultant Rystad Energy has slashed its estimate for US onshore crude growth by more than half for this year, ...
The U.S. now holds strong leverage over Saudi Arabia, as low oil prices and Saudi fiscal struggles make Riyadh increasingly ...
(Reuters) -Tankers are lining up near an old oil port at Venezuela's Western region to load crude cargoes and depart from the ...
Oil steadied after a drop, with signs of strain in the US economy amid the brewing trade war and talks with Iran on its ...
Lower oil prices, weaker trading results, and operational issues like maintenance and cyclone disruptions are squeezing ...
The surprise move by the American firm is putting pressure on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government to find a compromise ...
The Trump administration plans to dramatically reduce environmental reviews before permitting drilling and mining projects on ...
When US President Donald Trump was inaugurated to his second term as president on Jan. 20, oil prices were close to the highs ...
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