
Oil recovers from Monday's downfall
Oil prices recovered some lost ground in early Tuesday trading on expectations of reasonable growth in 2016 for China and storms in U.S. oil producing states. ... more
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U.S. gas prices inflated by refinery issues
Refinery issues are again keeping gas prices higher for U.S. consumers who are watching crude oil fall to historic lows, retail market analysts said. ... more
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Trump announces new US 'Space Academy'
Israel signs with Greece one of its biggest-ever arms sales
Middle East war a boon for UAE defence giant with global ambitions
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Tests slated for giant Kashagan oil field
Test runs for production from the Kashagan oil field, the largest in the world, should be conducted before the end of the year, a Kazakh minister said. ... more
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Winter storms sock U.S. oil states
Snow- and ice-covered roads are making for hazardous conditions in parts of the U.S. with high levels of oil production, travel advisories show. ... more
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Iran vows to win back oil market share
With more than 2 million barrels of oil per day expected on the market, an Iranian energy director said the country is ready to take a larger market share. ... more
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Russia blames Saudis for low oil prices
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said in a television interview Monday it was Saudi Arabia that was to blame for the collapse in crude oil prices. ... more
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North Dakota rig count hits new low
The number of rigs actively exploring for or producing oil or natural gas in North Dakota is at a historic low, state data for Monday show. ... more
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