Days after the extraction of Nicolas Maduro, President Trump stated that U.S. oil companies could be operational in Venezuela ...

Oil exchange-traded funds opened higher on Tuesday, tracking a rise in crude futures as investors weigh the immediate supply ...

Central Asian governments are responding cautiously to the U.S. capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, weighing geopolitical ...

Major international oil trading houses, including Trafigura, are discussing a return to oil trade with Venezuela following ...

Oil inches higher as traders are more focused on short term effects of the Venezuela oil blockade than longer term supply ...

Western and Ukrainian officials meeting in Paris are refining a peace proposal for Ukraine that envisions a European-led ...

Saudi Arabia has cut the official selling prices for all its crude grades, including its flagship Arab Light to Asia, for the ...

European energy majors Eni and Repsol are struggling to recover approximately $6 billion owed by Venezuela's state oil firm ...

President Donald Trump is pressing U.S. oil majors to prepare for large-scale investment in Venezuela following the capture ...

While Washington is urging U.S. firms to re-enter Venezuela and heavy crude is in strong demand, companies remain wary.

Major crises in producers like Venezuela, Russia, and Iran are largely priced in because their effective supply is already ...

Chinese oil buyers are scaling back Venezuelan crude purchases as narrowing price discounts and U.S. enforcement actions ...