Reports of progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations eased the geopolitical risk premium in crude, pulling oil lower and lifting equities.

The White House is weighing curbing diesel exports to cool domestic fuel costs ahead of November midterms, unsettling global fuel markets.

A pullback in crude offered relief from a global bond selloff, helping equities finish a choppy week higher.

The strikes persist despite U.S. calls for both sides to halt targeting of energy infrastructure.

Drivers face record seasonal pump prices as refinery constraints in California and supply disruptions push retail fuel costs higher.

Tighter-than-normal global gas supply risks prolonged demand destruction and a severe blow to European industry.

The revised outlook underscores how export disruptions are tightening the global diesel market.

European benchmarks recovered as lower crude and steady yields offset concerns over the Strait of Hormuz and energy supply risk.

The request highlights the White House's focus on fuel costs ahead of the November midterms.

The decision complicates plans to add gas-fired generation even as U.S. gas output is forecast to reach record highs.

Soaring freight costs and diesel market anxiety are driving an unusual divergence between the two crude benchmarks.

BP's renewed interest in U.S. shale signals a pivot back toward oil and gas growth under CEO Meg O'Neill.

Brussels sees no immediate supply emergency even as inventories sit below normal heading into winter.

The agreement extends a Western major's footprint into Caspian unconventional resources.

The service major's deals add to a broadening return of international operators to Venezuela's upstream sector.

Baker Hughes data show drilling activity continuing to recover as producer confidence improves.

Crude volatility is compounding pressure on Treasuries amid a global bond selloff.

A revised contractual framework is drawing the broadest pool of international capital into Venezuela's upstream in decades.