Topic: Olivier Jakob

A drop in crude oil prices that marked an end to the OPEC honeymoon was saved in part by U.S. data showing steady labor gains, though wages remained soft.

Crude oil prices staged another rally one day after OPEC agreed to a production cut that would erase what it sees for global demand growth if implemented.

Starting the day in the deep red, crude oil prices for Tuesday are on pace for a high degree of volatility as oil ministers continue talks in Vienna.

Crude oil prices apparently found the direction they were looking for Wednesday, moving lower amid uncertainty about the impact of OPEC maneuvering.

Crude oil prices staged an abrupt retreat in early trading Tuesday as doubts lingered over OPEC coordination.

With some contracts expiring, crude oil prices gave back some of the recent gains after industry data show the U.S. market still favors the supply side.

Crude oil prices moved in volatile territory to mirror global market trajectory after a politically untested Donald Trump won the contest for U.S. president.

Crude oil prices snapped their losing streak Thursday on upbeat growth forecasts for the British economy and sentiment regarding a new market floor.

Pessimism expressed about the outcome of production efforts from OPEC members and weak quarterly results pushed oil prices lower in early Friday trading.

With OPEC sending messages lacking details, markets reacted to data showing a sizeable build in supplies and sent oil prices in retreat early Wednesday.