Wall Street JournalOil Heads Down Again as Traders Assess the End of Iran SanctionsWall Street JournalU.S. oil prices turned down again in a volatile first U.S. trading session since Iran was freed to increase its supply into a flooded market. Some brokers …

New York PostCombat Middle Eastern terror with an oil ultimatumNew York PostAs everyone already knows, many Middle Eastern countries survive on oil revenue. That's basically their only asset. We buy that asset — crude oil — and they pocket the money an …

CNBCOil volatility leaves equities strugglingFinancial TimesA fresh bout of volatility for oil prices left US and European equities struggling to establish a clear direction, as the sense of unease that has enveloped global markets since the start of 2016 …

Wall Street JournalChina Drinks Up Oil And Spits It OutWall Street JournalFirst it was China's major state oil companies that expanded capacity. They slowed down expansion, but now Beijing has begun allowing smaller, mostly private so-called tea pot re …

BloombergEuropean stocks rally as oil steadiesFinancial TimesStocks are rallying while US government bond prices are falling as better than expected Chinese trade data, a more stable renminbi and firmer oil prices bolster investors' risk appetite. The …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Finish Below $34Wall Street JournalOil prices slid to their lowest levels since 2004, hammered by the market turmoil in China, the world's second-biggest consumer of the fuel. Worries about slowing economic growth, especia …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices Fall to Lows Last Over a Decade AgoWall Street JournalLONDON—Oil prices plunged to levels not seen in more than a decade on Thursday, hammered by the continuing turmoil in China, the world's second biggest oil consumer. Ch …

Wall Street JournalUS Oil Prices End 2015 Down 30% for the YearWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices capped a second straight year as one of the worst-performing commodities, as a global glut of crude continues to weigh on the market. After plunging from …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices on Track for Second Yearly LossWall Street JournalNEW YORK—Oil prices rose Thursday but are set to cap a second straight year as one of the worst-performing commodities, as a global glut of crude continues to weigh on the mark …

Wall Street JournalOil Prices on Track to Post Losses of More Than 30% in 2015Wall Street JournalAfter plunging from more than $100 a barrel to nearly $50 a barrel last year, U.S. oil prices are on track to post losses of more than 30% in 2015. Inventories …