Wall Street JournalCrude Mystery: Where Did 800,000 Barrels of Oil Go? - WSJWall Street JournalThere is mystery at the heart of the oversupplied global oil market: missing barrels of crude. Where these barrels ended up, or if they even existed, is key to a …

MarketWatchUS stocks track oil's decline as Fed meeting loomsMarketWatchAlso weighing on stocks Tuesday was a continuing rout in oil futures, with the U.S. crude benchmark falling 2.3% to trade near $36 a barrel. The decline pulled down the stocks of e …

Wall Street JournalOil Output Negotiations Hit Obstacles - WSJWall Street JournalBig oil producers have been negotiating for weeks on a deal to limit crude output in the hope of raising oil prices. Now their talks are hitting obstacles. Countries ...F …

CBC.caOil retreats on weak Chinese data, Iran rejection of output freezeMarketWatchOil futures fell Monday as Iran again tossed cold water on market speculation for a production cut and weak economic data from China raised worries about the outlook for ene …

Wall Street JournalOil Output Negotiations Hit ObstaclesWall Street JournalBig oil producers have been negotiating for weeks on a deal that would limit crude output and raise oil prices. Now, their talks are hitting obstacles including disagreements over t …

Oil Futures Pause in Asia Following Brisk Rally - WSJWall Street JournalOil futures paused in early Asia trading Monday, near their highs of the year following a report from the International Energy Agency that said prices had ...and more » …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Rise on Hopes Glut Will EaseWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices rose on Friday after a top energy monitor said that prices might have bottomed on hopes that falling supply would help alleviate the global glut of crude. The In …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Rise on Hopes Glut Will Ease - WSJWall Street JournalOil prices rose after a top energy monitor said that prices might have bottomed on hopes that falling supply would help alleviate the global glut of crude.and more &raq …

Wall Street JournalIEA Sees Signs Oil Prices Might Have Bottomed OutWall Street JournalDUBAI—Crude-oil prices may have “bottomed out” as Iran's return to the market has been less dramatic than the country promised, and OPEC production fell in February, …

CNBCOil Rallies on IEA ReportWall Street JournalBooming U.S. oil output due to new shale-oil drilling technologies helped push the global crude market into oversupply in mid-2014 and sent prices plunging. Since then, domestic output has remained more resil …