Wall Street JournalOil Slides on Iran Comments, Stronger DollarWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices fell Tuesday on a report that Iran plans to increase its production by year-end and a strengthening dollar. U.S. prices for October delivery recently fell …

Wall Street JournalOil Edges Higher on Hopes of OPEC AgreementWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices ticked higher Tuesday as hopes that major producers are set to agree to freeze output continued to buoy the market. U.S. prices for October delivery recent …

Wall Street JournalOil Edges Higher as August Rally WanesWall Street JournalOil prices edged higher Tuesday amid lower trading volumes as the August price rally lost momentum, with crude hovering around $47-$50 a barrel. The October contract for global ben …

Wall Street JournalInvestors Look to Earnings, Oil for Gains in US StocksWall Street JournalSimilarly, the drop in the price of oil from mid-2014 through 2015, while a positive for consumers and some companies' costs, last year battered oil and gas pro …

MarketWatchWhy the fun is over in the oil patchMarketWatchWe expect oil prices to stall, perhaps unable to press higher beyond $50.00 in a meaningful fashion, but that doesn't mean they will decline meaningfully either. Over time, we expect oil prices …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Trade Retreat From $50Wall Street JournalOil prices fell further below the key $50 threshold Friday, as investors took profits from the recent rally and the dollar strengthened. U.S. crude for July delivery recently fell 1.2% …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Trade Lower in LondonWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices traded back below the key $50 threshold on Friday, as investors took profits from the recent rally and the dollar strengthened. Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, f …

Wall Street JournalOil at $50 a Barrel Offers No Guarantees About Crude Rally's PotentialWall Street JournalHONG KONG—Oil's rise above $50 a barrel Thursday for the first time in six months is a landmark for the market, but analysts appear to have …

Wall Street JournalOil at $50: Where Is the Crude Market Headed Now?Wall Street JournalHONG KONG—Oil's rise above $50 a barrel Thursday for the first time in six months is a landmark for the market, but analysts appear to have no better idea as to how …

Wall Street JournalOil at $50: Where Is the Crude Market Headed Next?Wall Street JournalHONG KONG—Oil's rise above $50 a barrel Thursday for the first time in six months is a landmark for the market, but analysts appear to have no better idea as to how …