Anthony Harrup

Crude oil futures extend losses as a global Microsoft Windows outage leads to risk-off sentiment across markets and helps lift the dollar.

Oil futures post a second straight weekly loss as a global cyber outage generates a risk-off mood across markets and concerns about demand remain a drag.

Oil futures move lower, extending Friday's heavy losses as the Chinese central bank's decision to cut a key interest rate keeps alive concerns about weakening demand.

Crude futures extend their move lower despite views of tight market balances in 3Q. Ceasefire negotiations in the Middle East and the uncertain

Oil futures move higher, shaking off early losses that followed the Chinese central bank's surprise interest-rate cut fueling concerns about demand.

Oil futures give up overnight gains and are lower with continuing concerns about demand from China outweighing a rise in Middle East tensions.

U.S. crude oil inventories dropped more than expected last week as refineries increased their capacity use, according to data released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

An explosion and fire at a steel plant operated by Grupo Simec in central Mexico left at least 12 workers dead and another injured.

An explosion and fire at a steel plant operated by Grupo Simec in central Mexico left at least 12 workers dead and another injured.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is open to more private investment in the electricity sector as her government seeks to meet increased energy needs with a focus on renewables while recovering state dominance over the industry.