CNBCGlobal oil demand expectations rise: OPECCNBCStill, the report said that oil demand expectations for OECD Americas skewed to the upside compared to previous assessments in part because of the dominance of SUVs and pickups in the region. OECD Europe als …

Financial TimesOil rises towards $66 as weaker dollar offsets oversupply concernYahoo Finance UKDollar-traded commodities such as oil benefit from a weaker U.S. unit as it makes them cheaper for holders of other currencies. "We had a strong recovery o …

MarketWatchOpinion: 3 'no-brainer' oil stocks to consider buying nowMarketWatchThat, at least, is the advice Kelley Wright is giving to clients who think crude's 30-plus percent rally in only two months' time is too good to be true — and wh …

US stock indexes are mostly flat in early trading; oil slipsMyrtle Beach Sun NewsFILE - In this Feb. 10, 2011 file photo, American flags fly in front of the New York Stock Exchange, in New York. Stock indexes are little changed in early trading Monday, May …

Business InsiderOPEC says you can forget about $100 oil for at least the next 10 yearsBusiness Insider"The report, seen by The Wall Street Journal, predicts that oil prices will be about $76 a barrel in 2025 in its most optimistic scenario, a reflecti …

CNBCOPEC: Oil prices to stay below $100 for next decadeCNBCOPEC has refused to cut its output following a 60 percent crash in oil prices that began in June last year. Brent and WTI crude prices have partially recovered from the lows seen at the start of 20 …

CNBCWindow for an oil correction is closing: AnalystCNBCThe dramatic fall in the price of oil has been due to weak demand, a strong dollar and booming U.S. oil production, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). OPEC's reluctance to cut its …

CNBCOil top may be in, could get ugly: AnalystCNBCOil has been enjoying a recent rally, but it very well may have peaked and could be headed lower, analyst John Kilduff said Wednesday. Crude hit new highs for 2015 on Wednesday before paring gains as invest …

CNBCOnly Allah knows about oil prices: Saudi oil chiefCNBCWith speculation rife over how long Saudi Arabia is content to see oil prices slump, the country's oil minister told CNBC that only Allah knows where prices are heading. Influential Saudi Oil Mi …