By Zain VawdaBrent crude prices continue to consolidate and remain largely rangebound. The market is dealing with the U.S.

Occidental's recent selloff is overdone. Read why I think OXY's upside potential outweighs the downside risks in current ...

Despite ongoing market volatility, there's emerging value in domestic oil stocks, particularly with companies like Devon ...

WTI Crude Oil went into the weekend near the 63.500 mark before the long holiday weekend began. The price from a mid and long ...

Bearish view <li /> Sell the WTI crude oil and set a take-profit at $55. <li /> Add a stop-loss at $65. <li /> Timeline: 1-5 ...

Reversal signal is developing on daily and weekly charts, as bounce from new 4-year low ($55.12) has so far retraced over 50% ...

The Crude Oil market had a massive breakdown a couple weeks ago when it broke the $64 level. And since then, the market has been in a bearish consolidation, working off overbought condition on the RSI ...

Crude oil remains rangebound, with no strong directional momentum. Until there’s a breakout above $63.70 or a clear demand ...

Just because prices have fallen 20 per cent to a four-year low since President Donald Trump arrived at the White House ...

Crude oil futures rise 1% on bullish trade talk signals and Iraq’s output cut plan, though IEA and OPEC demand downgrades ...

Over the past two weeks, the world has been shaken into a new paradigm as President Trump has rolled out an aggressive new ...

The Bank of England has forecast inflation to rise further this year to 3.7%, and stay above its 2% target until the end of ...