oil prices

Oil prices drop nearly 2%, driven by demand concerns, tariff disputes, and Iran nuclear talks

Oil prices fall as the US-China trade war raises concerns over global economic growth and reduced fuel demand

Oil prices drop 6% following new tariffs and OPEC+ output increase, marking the steepest decline since 2022

Oil prices dip as traders brace for Trump tariffs and potential disruptions to global supply

Oil prices rise as traders assess U.S. tariffs and tightening crude supplies, with concerns about the global economy

Oil prices rise with U.S. fuel demand as the market watches the Ukraine ceasefire discussions and the Fed’s interest rate decision.

Oil prices remain steady as Ukraine peace talks and supply disruptions impact global markets. Traders monitor OPEC+ production decisions and U.S. crude inventories.

China’s economic influence in Central Asia continues to rise, with trade hitting $94.8 billion. The U.S. faces difficulties in curbing Beijing’s expanding presence

Oil prices climb after Trump lowers Canadian crude tariffs to 10%, easing fears of supply disruptions. Analysts warn of potential fuel price hikes

Oil prices rise after hitting lows, driven by U.S. tariff plans and easing Libya supply risks, while China’s economic slowdown weighs on demand