Oil prices soared following an agreement between the United States and China to slash tariffs, leading to increased optimism in global trade and the economy.

Oil dropped after OPEC+ agreed to another large output increase, raising concern that additional supply could lead to a global glut just as the trade war threatens demand.

U.S. crude oil futures fell more than 2% on Monday, after OPEC+ agreed to surge production for a second month.

Oil prices surged by about 4% on Monday after the US and China announced they would ease some of their tariff measures.

Oil prices rose over 3% after the U.S. and China agreed to ease tariffs following talks in Geneva, sparking optimism in global markets. The move signals a potential rebound in crude demand amid easing trade tensions and ongoing U.

LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled over 2% on Monday after oil producing group OPEC+ agreed to accelerate oil production increases, while Taiwan's dollar surged to almost three-year highs at the start of a central bank-packed week for world markets.

Oil prices saw their biggest weekly drop since March as traders await the OPEC+ meeting, while natural gas futures surged on strong demand.

BAKU, Azerbaijan, May 9. The price of Azerbaijan’s Azeri Light crude oil on a CIF basis in the Italian port of Augusta on May 8 increased by $1.33 (2.1 percent) compared to the previous rate ...

Oil prices fell on Monday after oil-producing group OPEC+ agreed to accelerate oil production increases, while Taiwan's dollar surged to almost three-year highs at the start of a central bank-packed week for world markets.

The price of Azerbaijani "Azeri Light" oil on a CIF basis at the Italian port of Augusta rose by $1.33 (2.1%) compared to the previous rate, reaching $64.58 per barrel, Azernews reports ...