Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) raised its 2025 Brent forecast by $3 to $69/bbl, citing a spike in geopolitical risk from ...

The recent escalation in regional tensions sparked a sharp response across global markets, with oil prices briefly surging ...

The European Union faces challenges in adopting its 18th sanctions package against Russia due to disagreements over the oil ...

The IEA forecasts global oil supply growth will significantly outpace demand in 2025, though a tight summer market is keeping prices supported for now.

Oil is the most political of all commodities, unless you’re French, then it’s wine. Or Japanese, and then it’s rice. Or Iowan, and it’s corn. Or…, well you get the message. But the ...

Oil falls in the early morning Asian session. The U.S. EIA said Wednesday that commercial crude oil stocks excluding strategic petroleum reserves increased by 7.1 million barrels in the week ended ...

Qatar, a marginal oil producer but the holder of the world’s largest reserves of natural gas, even chose to leave OPEC. At a time like this, it is tempting to think that oil will finally become just ...

We are delighted to have Carolyn Kissane with us to discuss the geopolitics of oil. Dr. Kissane is the academic director of both the graduate program in global affairs and the graduate program in ...

The Saturday Essay; The New Geopolitics of Energy Power is shifting from longtime oil giants like Russia and Saudi Arabia to innovators like China—and maybe the U.S.

The oil they produce is then shipped 800 miles in the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, also part owned by Conoco, to Valdez on Alaska’s south coast, where like as not it will be loaded onto the company ...

Like it or not, the old game of oil geopolitics — a long-standing interplay between the United States and major oil producers — is here to stay. Don’t miss any of TMC’s smart analysis!

As oil demand falls, a changing global energy economy will destabilize petrostates, says WSJ Energy Expert Jason Bordoff.