Alex Longley

Shares of top container shipping companies slumped as markets fretted on what a Donald Trump presidency would mean for global trade volumes.

British energy trading firm Dare International Ltd. sued two ex-traders alleging they “flagrantly” violated their employment terms to gain “more money as soon as possible” before joining the company’s main rival in Dubai.

Oil trader Petroineos has been snapping up benchmark crude in the North Sea market at the fastest pace in at least 16 years, leaving rivals surprised by the flurry of activity.

Greece’s navy extended for a sixth time a series of naval drills, prolonging them by another four months as the country tries to deter Russian oil transfers off its coastline.

Oil traders broadly share the International Energy Agency’s view that stockpiles will grow next year — but there is reason to think the expansion could be smaller than forecast.

Oil traders broadly share the International Energy Agency's view that stockpiles will grow next year — but there is reason to think the expansion could be smaller than forecast.

The UK’s sanctions enforcement agency said it has identified cases where falsified documents are being used to evade a Group of Seven price cap on Russian oil exports.

Oil rose above $70 on geopolitical tensions and strong demand signals, despite looming supply concerns and OPEC+ uncertainty.

Gunvor Group is temporarily halting its Rotterdam oil refinery because it's not making enough money, the latest sign that the continent's plants are struggling to compete with upstarts in other parts of the world.

Gunvor Group is temporarily halting its Rotterdam oil refinery because it’s not making enough money, the latest sign that the continent’s plants are struggling to compete with upstarts in other parts of the world.