Wall Street JournalEni Loses Nearly $900 Million in First Quarter Amid Oil Price RoutWall Street JournalMILAN—Oil giant Eni SpA Friday reported a net loss of €792 million ($897.8 million) for this year's first quarter, a decline from its net profit of …

Wall Street JournalEni Posts Loss Amid Oil Price RoutWall Street JournalMILAN—Italian oil company Eni SpA plunged to a net loss in the first quarter, hurt by accounting changes related to disposals and low crude oil prices. It posted a net loss for the qua …

The IndependentOil holds above $45 as output declines, but supply concerns lingerMarketWatchOil futures edged higher Thursday, with prices holding above $45 to trade near six-month highs, finding support from seven straight weeks of declines in U.S. crude …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Inch HigherWall Street JournalOil prices are inching up as speculators continue to boost the market, but prices have also flipped to losses several times as some question whether a lengthy rally can keep shrugging off a linger …

Wall Street JournalRise in Oil Prices Comes to a HaltWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices were mainly flat Thursday after weeks of gains, but analysts now question whether crude will continue that positive momentum given a lack of significant change in the …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Reach Fresh High for 2016Wall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices reached a fresh year's high on Wednesday, with U.S. prices breaking above $45 for the first time since November following data that showed a surprise fall in U. …

MarketWatchOil futures edge lower after last week's strong rallyMarketWatchOil futures edged lower on Monday as traders took profits after a strong rally last week on signs that the global oil glut might start to ease in the coming months. The market a …

Wall Street JournalOil Wavers as Traders Take ProfitsWall Street JournalOil prices wavered Monday as traders took profits following last week's rally. The U.S. oil benchmark toggled between gains and losses, recently trading up 0.1% at $43.77 a barrel …

ReutersOil Prices Fall on Profit-TakingWall Street JournalOil prices fell on Monday as traders took profits following last week's strong rally. The global benchmark, Brent, was recently trading down 1.7% at $44.36 a barrel. Its U.S. counterpart, West T …

Wall Street JournalSaudi's Blow to Doha Deal Could Push Some Oil-Reliant Nations to the BrinkWall Street JournalSaudi Arabia, the world's largest exporter of crude, scuttled the hopes of countries like Russia, Venezuela and Angola, which had wanted …