BBC NewsMexico explosion: 30 hurt in blast at Pemex Veracruz oil plantBBC NewsA large explosion has injured at least 30 people at an oil facility in the south-east Mexican state of Veracruz. The blast hit a facility owned by Mexico's state oil company, …

BBC NewsMexico explosion: Blast at Pemex Veracruz oil plantBBC NewsA large explosion has rocked an oil facility in the south-east Mexican state of Veracruz, the state governor says. The explosion hit a facility owned by Mexico's national oil company, P …

Wall Street JournalOil Rallies as Distillate Stockpiles ShrinkWall Street JournalThe concern about oversupply is still strong and had sent oil prices tumbling in early trading Wednesday. The American Petroleum Institute had reported late Tuesday that U.S. …

Wall Street JournalOil Turns Higher as US Production SlowsWall Street JournalThe global oil market remains oversupplied more than a year and a half after prices started plunging in mid-2014. While production has started to fall in some regions due to cuts …

Wall Street JournalCrude Prices Tumble as Kuwait Oil Workers End StrikeWall Street JournalOil prices tumbled Wednesday after rising U.S. stockpiles and the end of a Kuwaiti oil-workers' strike stoked fears that a crude glut isn't as close to easing …

CBC.caWhy the oil market didn't need the Doha freeze after allCBC.caWhen markets opened Monday morning, the price of oil dropped like a rock, as the market absorbed the news that the much anticipated oil production freeze meeting in Doha, Qatar didn&#3 …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Regain Ground on Production OutagesWall Street JournalOil prices jumped on Tuesday, as the markets moved past the failure of a group of oil producing nations to agree on a production freeze and focused on supply outages that a …

Wall Street JournalOil Settles HigherWall Street JournalU.S. oil prices gained Tuesday as the markets moved past the failure of sovereign oil producers to come to a production-freeze agreement in Qatar over the weekend, and focused on supply outages that a …

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 …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Regain Ground After Failed Doha Production-Freeze TalksWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices are up Tuesday as the markets continue to grapple with the fallout of the Doha production-talks fiasco. At 0800 GMT, Global benchmark …