Wall Street JournalIran's Oil Minister Sounds Upbeat Note on Possible OPEC DealWall Street JournalVIENNA—Iran's oil minister said he believed OPEC would clinch an oil-production deal on Wednesday, amid signs that his country and Iraq were looking f …

Wall Street JournalPutin Again Promises OPEC an Oil AgreementWall Street JournalRussian President Vladimir Putin sent oil prices rising Monday by voicing his support for curbs on petroleum output, a prospect that has proved difficult for Moscow to carry ou …

Wall Street JournalPutin Signs Up to Global Efforts to Limit Oil SupplyWall Street JournalISTANBUL—Russian President Vladimir Putin gave his support to international efforts to limit oil supply and boost prices Monday in the clearest sign yet that Russia m …

Wall Street Journal$60 Oil Not 'Unthinkable' This Year, Saudi Energy Minister SaysWall Street JournalISTANBUL—Saudi Arabia's energy minister Khalid al-Falih said that he was optimistic major oil producers could agree to cut production by Novemb …

New York TimesLibya Starts Expanding Oil Exports — for Now, at LeastNew York TimesLittle more than a week after the OPEC cartel moved to reduce oil supplies on the glutted global market, embattled Libya has reopened a major seaport terminal for oil exports …

Wall Street JournalOil Falls After Recent GainsWall Street JournalOil's rally sputtered Friday, with prices dipping back below $50. U.S. oil for November delivery recently fell 63 cents, or 1.25%, to $49.81 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. …

Wall Street JournalOil Falls Following Russian Energy Minister's CommentsWall Street JournalOil markets fell Friday following comments from the Russian energy minister that dampened hopes for a broader agreement on production cuts. U.S. oil for Novembe …

Wall Street JournalOil Slips Following Russian Energy Minister's CommentsWall Street JournalOil prices eased on Friday after Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said he wasn't committed to reaching an agreement on production cuts in a meeting w …

USA TODAYAs oil prices sink, airline profits soarUSA TODAYIt's official. The plunge in fuel prices helped make 2015 the most profitable year for the U.S. airline industry, at least since deregulation in 1978. . Southwest, which capped off the year with …

USA TODAYCrude Oil Prices Waver as Downside Risks LoomWall Street JournalMoney managers have built up a record amount of positions on falling oil prices in recent weeks, betting that a 19-month fall in prices would continue as global oil supplies linger ne …