Commodities

The price of oil slipped below $102 a barrel on Friday, falling for a second day after spiking on lower U.S. inventories and tensions in the Ukraine and the Middle East.

The price of oil rose more than a $1 for the third time in the last four trading days, and closed above $104 for the first time since July 3.

The price of oil continued to climb on Friday, reaching nearly $104 a barrel on concerns that the tensions over Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia could disrupt global supplies.

The price of oil rose 2 percent Thursday on lower U.S. inventories and concerns that geopolitical tensions could disrupt global supplies.

The price of oil rose above $102 per barrel Thursday after a U.S. inventories report showed a larger-than-expected drop in crude oil supplies.

Oil prices rose Wednesday after China reported a slight improvement in economic growth for the second quarter that allayed fears its slowdown was continuing.

Data showing the U.S. economy grew more slowly than economists expected during the first three months of the year pushed oil prices mildly lower Friday.

Grain prices continue their descent amid the best growing conditions since 1994, which is actually putting upward pressure on cattle prices. 

T. Boone Pickens says he is not worried about the impact of China and Greece on oil.

Maybe it was appropriate that his last message to his subjects surrounded oil. Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz died after a long bout with pneumonia, giving oil a boost even in the face of a soaring dollar and a historic step by the European Central Bank to move towards quantitative easing.

Commodity traders relying on weekly government energy stats will fly blind as the fiscal impasse in Washington lingers.

Egypt may not be a big energy producer, but disruptions to the country's key energy transit routes could have wide ripple effects.

The U.S. shale oil boom will likely cut into OPEC’s share of the world market in 2014 even as world demand grows at its fastest clip in four years.

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Monsanto, the world's largest seed company, slashed its 2016 earnings forecast, citing a strong dollar and pricing pressure.

Investors spent the month fretfully drawn to ambiguous pseudo-pictures including the breathless commentary of cheap gasoline, negative rates, Brexit, recession, and a flattening yield curve.

Gold rose above $1,250 an ounce and neared a one-year high on Wednesday, acting as counter against risk alongside top-rated government bonds as oil's earlier weakness rippled into global equity markets.

Chesapeake Energy posted red ink in the fourth quarter and announced plans to cut spending in half amid the ongoing oil swoon.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc on Tuesday disclosed a new investment in pipeline operator Kinder Morgan Inc, boosting its bet on the oil industry as prices hover near lows not seen in more than a decade.