Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil Production PolicyWall Street JournalRIYADH—Saudi Arabia won't change its current oil-production policy, the country's energy minister said Wednesday, sticking with a strategy of unrestrained outp …

Wall Street JournalSaudi Arabia Won't Change Oil ProductionWall Street JournalTop oil exporter Saudi Arabia won't change its current reliable production policy and is ready to meet any additional demand from its customers, the kingdom's oil min …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Gain on Demand ExpectationsWall Street JournalOil futures held losses Wednesday as weekly inventory data showed U.S. crude supplies at a new record high. U.S. crude-oil stockpiles rose for the seventh straight week, gaining 8. …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Slip as US Supplies Rise to RecordWall Street JournalOil futures held losses Wednesday as weekly inventory data showed U.S. crude supplies at a new record high. U.S. crude-oil stockpiles rose for the seventh straight week, gai …

The EconomistOPEC and the oil glutThe EconomistNIGERIA is among the OPEC members hardest hit by the fall in the oil price: a decline which the cartel's hands-off approach to production has prompted. In the run-up to the presidential election (postponed …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Move Higher After China Economic DataWall Street JournalThe latest manufacturing gauge in China, the world's second biggest oil consumer, showed a modest improvement in February. The preliminary HSBC China Manufacturing PM …