Wall Street JournalTariff Dispute Threatens China's Thirst for U.S. Oil - WSJWall Street JournalChina bought a fifth of American crude-oil exports last year, leaving U.S. oil producers vulnerable in the escalating trade fight between the world's tw …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Extend Losses on Libya Supply, Trade ConcernsWall Street JournalOil prices extended declines Thursday after crude benchmarks posted steep losses a day earlier on reports that Libya would resume exports and escalating worries o …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Mixed On Libya Supply, Trade ConcernsWall Street JournalOil prices ended the day mixed Thursday after wavering between gains and losses on varying supply signals. Light, sweet crude for August delivery fell 5 cents, or 0.1%, t …

Wall Street JournalOil Rebounds as Investors Review Latest Supply NewsWall Street JournalOil prices rebounded Thursday as investors reevaluated news that had sent Brent to its biggest decline in almost two-and-a-half years on Wednesday. The price of crude …

Business InsiderA storm is brewing for US oil exports - Business InsiderBusiness InsiderThe US is pressing China and India to stop buying oil fro, Iran, and is under threat of a 25% Chinese oil tariff.What's next for Iran oil?Aljazeera.comIran takes u- …

Wall Street JournalOil Slides on Libya's Returning SupplyWall Street JournalOil prices sank Wednesday after Libya indicated it would resume export activities at its eastern ports, helping allay fears over tight global supplies. Brent crude, the global …

Oil Traders Should Ignore Trump's OPEC TweetsOilPrice.comIt's strange being an oil and energy stock trader these days. Of course, the policies coming from Washington always had an impact on where oil prices were headed, but it's a brand-new thi …

BloombergU.S. Oil Sellers May Look to India as China Tariff War Escalates ...BloombergAmerican oil producers may find a new friend in India as they brace for a trade war with China that could curb U.S. shipments.US oil sellers may look to India as China ta …

Wall Street JournalOil Closes Higher On Supply RisksWall Street JournalOil prices settled higher on Friday, as potential market disruptions outweighed the prospect of increasing OPEC production. Light, sweet crude for August delivery rose 1.2% to $73.80 a …

Wall Street JournalOil Wavers Between Gains and LossesWall Street JournalOil prices swung between gains and losses on Friday, caught between growing supplies and the potential for market disruptions. Light, sweet crude for August delivery rose 1.1% to $73. …