Wall Street JournalOil Turns Higher Despite Growth in StockpilesWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices erased losses to settle higher Wednesday after U.S. inventory data showed that crude-oil stockpiles rose to another record high last week but supplies of …

Wall Street JournalOil Trades Higher Despite Growth in StockpilesWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices erased losses to trade higher Wednesday after U.S. inventory data showed that crude-oil stockpiles rose to another record high last week but supplies of …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Oil Minister Says No to Production CutsWall Street JournalAli al-Naimi, Saudi Arabia's powerful petroleum minister, told the elite of the global energy industry here Tuesday that demand for oil remains strong but that for price …

Saudi, Russian Oil Ministers Head to Qatar to Discuss ProductionWall Street JournalThe energy ministers of Saudi Arabia and Russia—the world's two largest crude-oil exporters—are set to discuss production in Qatar on Tuesday, OPEC delegates said Monday …

Reuters UKSaudi, Venezuela Meeting Ends With No Oil-Production AgreementWall Street JournalDUBAI—Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi met with his Venezuelan counterpart on Sunday but didn't announce any plans for the production cut the South American count …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil Production PolicyWall Street JournalRIYADH—Saudi Arabia won't change its current oil-production policy, the country's energy minister said Wednesday, sticking with a strategy of unrestrained outp …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil ProductionWall Street JournalTop oil exporter Saudi Arabia won't change its current reliable production policy and is ready to meet any additional demand from its customers, the kingdom's oil min …

Wall Street JournalNot Even OPEC Can Fix Oil GlutWall Street JournalSurprisingly strong crude output in the U.S. and Mideast over the past year pushed oil prices to their lowest levels in more than a decade. But for investors trying to determine whether th …

TIMEOPEC's Middle Finger to the Oil MarketsTIMETraditionally, OPEC members have produced about 40 percent of the world's crude oil, but 18 months ago prodigious U.S. production began to eat into its market share. It also created an oil glut that ca …

Wall Street JournalGlobal Oil Demand to Grow But Won't Meet DemandWall Street JournalMANAMA—Global oil demand is expected to growth by an average of more than one million barrels a day annually and the oil industry needs around five million barrels a d …