Financial TimesMalta turns back illegal Libya oil tankerFinancial TimesMalta has refused entry to an oil tanker loaded with 650,000 barrels of crude shipped by the government in eastern Libya in an export bid seen by diplomats and analysts as illegal and a …

CNBCCramer: This is what BP's quarter is telling other oil firmsCNBCBP's message to other oil companies in the first quarter was loud and clear, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday. "A lot of companies felt it was better to split up refining an …

Financial TimesVenezuela faces oil production disruptionFinancial TimesVenezuela's economic and political woes are set to curtail Opec member's oil production, adding to a growing list of supply disruptions that are helping to prop up global crude …

Sydney Morning HeraldAustralian dollar at 10-month highs as oil shock retreatsSydney Morning HeraldThe Australian dollar was trading around 10-month highs on Tuesday, as commodity currencies recovered sharply from Sunday's failure by oil exporters to a …

MarketWatchOil prices steady, drawing support from Kuwait worker strikeMarketWatchCrude oil prices made minor moves in early Asia trade Tuesday, but the strike by oil workers in Kuwait and outages in other parts of the world have renewed hope of a smaller …

CNBCCramer: Oil's Doha fall won't matter in 2 weeksCNBCFalling oil prices are the key to the U.S. stock market right now, but the plunge will be irrelevant in the near-term, Jim Cramer said Monday. "What I did was look at the last four times t …

USA TODAYStocks look to stem recent fall as oil jumpsUSA TODAYWall Street is looking to jumpstart a stalled stock market rally Wednesday as investors react to a rebound in oil prices and await the minutes of the Federal Reserve's meeting last month. In …

CNBCCramer Remix: How to win if oil goes lowerCNBCJim Cramer has been waiting for deals in the oil patch. Stocks are drifting down with attractive assets, yet they still sell for only a fraction of what they once did. Where the heck are all the opportunist …

CNBCCramer: 'We're going nowhere fast in oil'CNBCWaiting for oil to come back up? You'll be in for a long wait, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday. "U.S. crude will slip from 9.4 million barrels per day to only 8.7 million barrels in …

CNBCCramer Remix: The true victim of oil's collapseCNBCWith the price of crude taking a nosedive after a tremendous run above $30, Jim Cramer wanted to get a sense about where major oil stocks could be headed. "I'm a big believer in the lower- …