China Willing To Pay More For Crude As Trade War Bites  OilPrice.comChina's imposition of tariffs on U.S. crude oil signals its willingness to suffer more pain in the trade war than analysts may have expected. That's according to a ... Read more …

Fresh U.S. tariffs on China likely to weaken oil demand further: BofA  ReutersOil rallies more than 3%, recouping some losses from Trump tariffs comments  CNBCOil prices up nearly 3% after Trump tariff tweet sparks biggest one-day drop …

Global demand upturn, IMO rule could boost Brent oil to $90 a barrel - BofA  Reuters IndiaDe-escalation of a trade war could result in a weaker dollar and stronger global growth, which along with International Maritime Organization (IMO) changes …

BloombergIEA Urges OPEC to Open the Taps as Oil Market Enters 'Red Zone'Bloomberg“We should all see the risky situation, the oil markets are entering the red zone,” IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said Tuesday. “We should try to comfort the mark …

Economic TimesGlobal growth at risk from $100 oil next year: BofAMLEconomic TimesWhile the shale boom in the U.S. means the country is less at risk from higher oil prices, the euro-area, Japan, China and India stand to lose significantly from a spike, acco …