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By John Winkler · 4 min
With Colombia set to inaugurate a new president on August 7 and its oil reserves running thin, Ford Oil Corporation says
By John Winkler · 6 min
Two numbers on an assay sheet, density and sulfur, decide which refineries can run a barrel and how many dollars separat
By Mike Miller · 5 min
The Brent-WTI differential isn't a mispricing to arbitrage away; it's the running cost of getting landlocked American cr
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
A landlocked Oklahoma town of about 8,000 people sets the settlement price of the world's most-traded oil contract, beca
By Aaron Wilson · 6 min
The slope of the crude forward curve is a price of storage, and learning to read it tells you more about supply, sentime
By Aaron Wilson · 6 min
The slope of the crude futures curve decides whether a trader gets paid to park oil on a tanker or gets punished for hol
By Aaron Wilson · 7 min
Two numbers printed on every crude assay, density and sulfur, explain why a barrel of Alberta bitumen and a barrel of We
By Mike Miller · 6 min
Aramco set its August Arab Light price to Asia at $1.50 below the Oman/Dubai average, an $11 monthly cut that is the ste
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Saudi Aramco's first-quarter adjusted net income rose to $33.6 billion on stronger oil prices and heavier crude sales, e
By Christy Davis · 5 min
The world's largest oil producer lifted its base dividend even as reported profit slid 12% on weaker crude, and its CEO
By Christy Davis · 5 min
Eight OPEC+ producers agreed on March 1 to add 206,000 barrels a day in April, restarting the wind-down of their 1.65 mi
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Chevron beat profit estimates on record production and said it could raise its Venezuelan output by up to 50 percent wit
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
For the first time since the 1970s nationalization that built PDVSA, Caracas is inviting private and foreign companies t
By Christy Davis · 5 min
Mexico's state oil company pumped about 1.635 million barrels a day last year, down roughly 7% and the weakest annual fi
By Mike Miller · 5 min
Eight OPEC+ producers held the line on supply for February and March, betting that lean global inventories vindicate a s
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Saudi Aramco trimmed its January Arab Light selling price to Asia to $0.60 above the Oman/Dubai average, the third strai
By Aaron Wilson · 4 min
Saudi Aramco trimmed its flagship grade by $1.20 a barrel for December-loading cargoes, the deepest discount to Asian re
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Eight OPEC+ producers signed off on one more small December increase, then agreed to hold output flat through the first
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
The eight-member OPEC+ core dialed back to a small November increase, starting to peel away its second cut layer while t
By Aaron Wilson · 4 min
Iraqi Kurdistan resumed piping crude to Turkey's Ceyhan terminal on September 27, ending a suspension that began in Marc
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Eight OPEC+ producers slowed their supply revival to a token 137,000 barrels a day for October, a sharp retreat from sum
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Mexico's state oil company opened its onshore fields to private partners for the first time under President Sheinbaum's
By Mike Miller · 5 min
Six months after Washington pulled the licenses that let them collect from PDVSA in crude, Eni says Venezuela owes it $2
By Christy Davis · 5 min
Baghdad pushed August crude sales to roughly 3.38 million b/d and kept southern flows near their strongest levels in yea
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Saudi Aramco raised the September price of its flagship grade to Asian refiners by a dollar a barrel, a bet that the reg
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
The world's biggest oil producer paid out more than it earned in cash last quarter, holding its dividend steady while a
By Christy Davis · 5 min
Eight producers signed off on a 547,000 barrel-a-day September increase that finishes unwinding the 2.2 million b/d laye
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min
Under a license restored in July, Chevron will hand Caracas a slice of its Venezuelan crude in oil rather than cash, a s
By Mike Miller · 5 min
Washington has cleared Chevron to lift Venezuelan oil again, five months after ordering it to wind down, with a license
By Christy Davis · 5 min
Oil prices climbed for the third straight session on Thursday, as positive U.S. jobs data alleviated demand worries and
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
U.S. oil production hit a new record high in August, marking a significant milestone in the nation's energy output. This
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
Pemex, once a global oil giant, is now burdened by debt and declining production. The Mexican government's support for P
By Aaron Wilson · 4 min
When discussing oil traded on financial markets, two primary types are distinguished: WTI and Brent.
By Aaron Wilson · 8 min
Oil prices have remained relatively stable over the past quarter, continuing a trend seen since late 2022. Will the next
By Aaron Wilson · 9 min
U.S. equities declined at the close on Friday, with losses in the Dow Jones Consumer Goods, Dow Jones Oil & Gas, and
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
In the southern region of Iraq, along the coast of the Persian Gulf, lies the Basrah Iraqi Crude Port, a pivotal player
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
Alberta is grappling with a surge in wildfires fueled by hot and dry weather, endangering more than 400,000 barrels per
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
Oil spills are one of the most devastating environmental disasters that can occur in marine and coastal ecosystems. Thes
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
In a strategic move aimed at addressing soaring fuel costs in the United States, Ford Oil Corporation has inked a signif
By Aaron Wilson · 3 min
September tanker data shows Venezuela leaning harder on discounted Chinese buyers and crude-for-condensate barter with I
By Aaron Wilson · 5 min