OilPrice.comWhy Oil Won't Crash Following Doha FailureOilPrice.comThe Doha meeting turned out to be a complete wash, but still, the rumour and expectation leading up to the meeting produced a massive rebound in oil prices. And while logic says that the …

New York TimesWall 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 rebounded. KEEPI …

Financial TimesVenezuela faces oil production disruptionFinancial TimesVenezuela's economic and political woes are set to curtail Opec member's oil production, adding to a growing list of supply disruptions that are helping to prop up global crude …

CNBCKuwait strike halts oil downspin — but will it last?CNBC"The strike has had the effect of blunting some of the downward momentum in crude oil resulting from the failure of major oil exporters to reach an agreement on a production freeze in Doha ye …

Sydney Morning HeraldAustralian dollar at 10-month highs as oil shock retreatsSydney Morning HeraldThe Australian dollar was trading around 10-month highs on Tuesday, as commodity currencies recovered sharply from Sunday's failure by oil exporters to a …

MarketWatchOil prices steady, drawing support from Kuwait worker strikeMarketWatchCrude oil prices made minor moves in early Asia trade Tuesday, but the strike by oil workers in Kuwait and outages in other parts of the world have renewed hope of a smaller …

MarketWatchRussian ruble leads commodity currencies lower as oil retreaMarketWatchThe worst performer was the Russian ruble USDRUB, -0.4479% which tumbled to 66.4495 to the dollar—its weakest level in a week and a half—after oil trading opened, before pari …

CNBCCramer: Oil's Doha fall won't matter in 2 weeksCNBCFalling oil prices are the key to the U.S. stock market right now, but the plunge will be irrelevant in the near-term, Jim Cramer said Monday. "What I did was look at the last four times t …

New York TimesAsia Markets Fall After Oil Production Deal CollapsesNew York TimesHONG KONG — Oil plunged and markets across Asia slid on Monday after officials from oil-producing nations failed to agree over the weekend in Doha, Qatar, on the freezing of p …

Sydney Morning HeraldShares down on oil but make up some groundSydney Morning HeraldAustralian shares fell on Monday, led by energy stocks, after a potential deal between major global oil producers fell through on the weekend. However, once oil found a fir …