Oil

Oil moved lower, but still held near three-year highs.

Saudi Arabian Minister of Finance Mohammed al-Jadaan and Minister of Economy and Planning Mohammed al-Tuwaijri were appointed as members of the board of directors.

Brent crude is headed for a third week of gains. WTI is set to decline.

The company is upgraded by analysts as it prepares to deliver earnings.

Concerns the U.S. may re-impose sanctions against Iran has oil moving higher.

Shell reported its highest increase in profit in more than three years.

Oil was trading below recent highs on increased inventories.

Brent crude passes $75 a barrel.

Oil prices started the week lower on rising borrowing costs.

Trump took to Twitter to say he won’t accept artificially high oil prices, and the commodity retreated after rallying to a multi-year high.

Oil holds near late-2014 highs as strong demand coupled with supply cuts lowers inventories.

In the feast-or-famine world of America’s oil and gas business the famine has given way to the feast.

Oil is on the rise as Saudi Arabia withholds supplies and crude inventories declined.

The outlook for gas prices hasn’t discouraged automakers or SUV buyers.

Oil rising on the ongoing risk of supply disruptions and higher inventories.