New York TimesBusiness Day|Wall St. Is Mostly Higher, Helped by Oil PricesNew York TimesUnited States markets were mostly higher on Tuesday. Mining and energy companies were among the biggest gainers, while technology stocks lagged the most. Oil prices reb …

CBC.caFumbled talks reveal much about OPEC, oil marketCBC.ca​It's difficult to see what purpose the once-mighty OPEC serves following Sunday's spectacular flop of much-anticipated talks to freeze oil production and drive up prices. This was the fir …

Financial TimesStocks hit fresh 2016 highsFinancial TimesA global stock barometer is climbing to 2016 highs after Tokyo rebounded and Wall Street shrugged off volatility in the oil sector to register its best close in nearly five months. The risk-positive …

Financial TimesAsia markets rebound on absence of oil price plungeFinancial TimesAsian markets rebounded as investors brushed aside further weakness in oil prices, taking comfort in the absence of a more severe sell-off. Brent crude, the international benc …

CNBCMost Asia markets rise as oil steadies; Nikkei up 3.5%CNBCMost Asian markets gained on Tuesday, led by a jump in Japan shares, as oil prices steadied after Monday's drop on producers' failure to reach a production-freeze deal over the weekend. …

CNBCOil pares some losses; energy stocks sell offCNBCThere had been hopes for a deal between nearly 20 of the world's largest oil exporters,including Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia, to formalize an output freeze at January levels. In February, …

CNBCOil pares some Doha-related losses; energy stocks sell offCNBCThere had been hopes for a deal between nearly 20 of the world's largest oil exporters,including Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia, to formalize an output freeze at January levels. …

CNBCOil drops more than 5%; energy stocks sell offCNBCA deal between nearly 20 of the world's largest oil exporters, including Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia, had been hoped to formalize an output freeze at January levels. In February, Russia, …

NBCNews.comWall Street Eyes Oil Amid Weak SentimentNBCNews.comU.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open Tuesday with global sentiment weak due to a fall in the price of oil. Commodity prices have led to volatility in equity markets in recent months a …

CNBCAsia markets fall as oil's drop weighs on Wall StreetCNBCAsia markets ended mostly lower on Tuesday, with Japanese shares losing ground on the back of a stronger yen. Japan's Nikkei 225 finished down 390.45 points, or 2.42 percent, at 15,732.82 …