Wall Street JournalOil Market Boost May Come from Venezuela, Not AlgeriaWall Street JournalAfter entering an unofficial bear market—a drop of 20% from its previous peak—oil prices have seen a sharp rebound in the past several days in part due to hopes for …

Wall Street JournalOil Market Boost May Come from Venezuela, Not Algeria - WSJWall Street JournalThe oil market has rallied in part due to optimism about an output freeze that could be agreed on next month in Algeria, but Venezuela's descent into chaos …

Wall Street JournalLibyan Oil Blockade Partially LiftedWall Street JournalLibya's divided oil officials have agreed to allow petroleum to flow again between the country's east and west but have yet to end a crisis that is blocking exports, Libyan o …

Wall Street JournalPipeline Outage Adds to Nigerian Oil DisruptionsWall Street JournalThe Anglo-Dutch oil major sold the pipeline to Nigerian energy company Aiteo last year as part of a series of divestments from the restive Niger Delta, and referred furth …

MarketWatchStock futures dip as oil sinks ahead of Doha meetingMarketWatchDoha casts a shadow: Oil prices may influence stock action. The negative direction for stock futures was so far contained, but oil futures fell into the red on a report that Iran wil …

Wall Street JournalIndonesia Bans New Palm Oil and Mining OperationsWall Street JournalJAKARTA, Indonesia—Indonesia will temporarily bar new palm oil and mining operations, a move aimed at protecting some of the world's largest tropical forests. Indone …

Wall Street JournalCoconuts Go Upscale, Boosting Price of Conventional Coconut OilWall Street JournalCoconut oil prices have soared by nearly 20% in a month, largely because of the growing popularity of specialty products like coconut water. In supermarket …

Seeking AlphaChina Oil Imports Rise to Fresh High in FebruaryWall Street JournalHONG KONG--China's crude imports hit a fresh high in February as the government and local refineries continued to take full advantage of the prolonged low oil prices. China …

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo Thirst for Oil DividendWall Street JournalCoca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo Inc. will reveal this week whether Americans are spending more freely on soda and potato chips, as consumers pocket savings at the gas pump. But in reporting their fourt …

BloombergCan't give it away: Plunging oil prices pain producersRTSuch was the case with North Dakota sour, a type of high-sulfur crude oil coming from the state's shale fields. Flint Resources LLC, owned by the billionaire Koch brothers, posted a p …