New York TimesPutin Rejects Cutting Off Oil to North KoreaNew York TimesPresident Moon Jae-in, left, of South Korea and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Tuesday, at an economic summit meeting in Vladivostok, Russia. Mr. Moon asked Mr. Putin on Wedn …

Financial TimesWill stability become the new watchword for the oil market?Financial TimesThree years into the price slump precipitated by the growth of US shale, the “lower-for-longer” crowd appears to be winning. Oil has been stuck near $50 a barrel for m …

BloombergThreat to Oil Becomes Real as Climate Crashes Norway ElectionBloombergPoliticians and activists that have been fighting to rein in Norway's mighty oil industry are eyeing a breakthrough. Several parties opposed to further oil exploration could …

BBC NewsOil job losses 'worse than expected' - BBC News - BBC.comBBC NewsThe number of job losses in the UK oil and gas sector was worse than expected last year, a major report has said. Trade body Oil & Gas UK's annual report said ... …

Harvey's Long-Term Impact On Oil Markets | OilPrice.comOilPrice.comHouston, the United States' central hub for the energy industry, was hammered by Hurricane Harvey and the impact on markets has been substantial.and more » Read more http …

New York TimesUS Desire for North Korea Oil Cutoff Puts China in a Tight SpotNew York TimesNow, in response to North Korea's latest and most powerful nuclear test, the Trump administration is expected to press China to impose an oil embargo on the Nort …

New York TimesU.S. Desire for North Korea Oil Cutoff Puts China in a Tight Spot ...New York TimesThe Yalu River seen from the Chinese border city of Dandong, across from Sinuiju, North Korea. China sends oil to North Korea through a pipeline that starts in …