The cartel stuck to its oil-demand forecast after reaffirming plans to gradually hike output from April, but said Trump’s trade policy is injecting a dose of uncertainty into markets.

OPEC has rejected U.S. calls for increased oil production, stating that the cartel's decisions are based on market fundamentals and not political considerations.

A worst-case scenario for the West would be if OPEC members embargo oil exports to the U.S. and its key allies.

Gold has been on an impressive run toward the $3,000-an-ounce milestone, with a years-long buying spree by central banks and economic uncertainty tied to President Donald Trump's policies leading the ...

OPEC on Tuesday said oil market stability is key to investment and global economic development and the producers cartel has ...

China, India, other Asian countries, as well as Latin American and Middle Eastern states, are expected to be the main drivers of oil demand growth ...

The pound was steady against the dollar in early European trading, just under the flatline at $1.2435, as investors await the ...