Oil Rises Most in a Month on Trump, Saudi Export Cut
Oil prices rose on Wednesday by the most in over a month, boosted as the U.S. dollar weakened following a news conference by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, and on news that Saudi Arabia had cut exports to Asia.
Fmr. Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson Offers Tougher Stance on Russia Amid Grilling
Lawmakers grilled Tillerson, a 41-year veteran of Exxon, in his confirmation hearing Wednesday for Secretary of State.
Fmr. Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson Offers Tougher Stance on Russia Amid Grilling
Lawmakers grilled Tillerson, a 41-year veteran of Exxon, in his confirmation hearing Wednesday for Secretary of State.
Nasdaq Hits Another Record
Financial shares rose Tuesday while energy and dividend-paying shares fell, leaving the S&P 500 flat.
Nasdaq Hits Another Record
Financial shares rose Tuesday while energy and dividend-paying shares fell, leaving the S&P 500 flat.
Oil Extends Losses as Dollar Recovers, OPEC Cut Doubts Weigh
Oil prices fell about 1 percent on Tuesday, extending the previous session's sharp sell-off, as the U.S. dollar strengthened and doubts over implementation of a global deal to cut output loomed.
Oil Extends Losses as Dollar Recovers, OPEC Cut Doubts Weigh
Oil prices fell about 1 percent on Tuesday, extending the previous session's sharp sell-off, as the U.S. dollar strengthened and doubts over implementation of a global deal to cut output loomed.
Is Putin playing Trump?
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Dow's March to 20K Pauses Amid Drop in Oil Prices
Declines in financial and energy companies weighed on Wall Street on Monday, stalling the Dow's pursuit of 20,000, while the Nasdaq hit a record intraday high on gains in technology stocks and a string of deals in the health sector.
Jim Rogers: The Fed, Yellen Have No Clue
During an interview on the FOX Business Network’s Morning’s with Maria, Rogers Holdings Chairman Jim Rogers shared his perception on the Fed and markets ahead of the policy meeting this week.
Harvard's Ferguson: China's Behind Plunging Oil
When it comes to the state of the global economy and plummeting commodity prices, Harvard University Professor says look to China for some answers.
Former BP CEO Expects More U.S. Bankruptcies
Despite rebounding from 12-year lows, lower oil prices have taken their toll on U.S. oil and gas companies -- and former BP CEO Lord John Browne says in order to see a bottom in supply, we will have to see more companies go out of business.
Cheap Oil: Good for Your Wallet and Economy?
In an interview with FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney, “The Five” co-host Eric Bolling broke down how cheaper oil prices will trickle through the economy.
Why Boone Pickens Still Sees $70 Oil by Year End
In an interview with FOX Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo, T. Boone Pickens of BP Capital Management again predicted oil prices will reach “$70 by years end” -- and he expects the Saudis to cut production.
Hofmeister Betting on $80 Oil By End of Year
Despite U.S. oil prices hovering just under $50 per barrel, former Shell Oil President says he’s “pretty bullish” on $80 per barrel oil by the end of the year.
Exxon Cashes Out Ex-CEO Tillerson
Exxon Mobil has awarded former Chief Executive Rex Tillerson a $180 million retirement package as the company moves to break financial ties with the nominee for secretary of state.
Southwest CEO: Cheaper Gas Means Cheaper Fares
Oil prices are declining and Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly says it’s boosting his businesses’ bottom line.
Oil Slips on Concerns U.S. Production is Rising
Oil fell more than 2 percent on Monday as signs of growing U.S. production outweighed optimism that many other producers, were sticking to a deal to cut supplies in a bid to bolster the market.
Oil Slips on Concerns U.S. Production is Rising
Oil fell more than 2 percent on Monday as signs of growing U.S. production outweighed optimism that many other producers, were sticking to a deal to cut supplies in a bid to bolster the market.
Oil Prices Edge Up on OPEC Output Cuts
Oil prices edged higher on Friday as output cuts by OPEC members met with lingering concern that other producers could try to shirk their share of planned decreases aimed at curbing global oversupply.













