Crude oil prices mixed, IEA issues demand warning
Crude oil futures diverged Tuesday as the International Energy Agency warned that recent surging prices have hurt global demand for energy.
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Oil prices beginning to stem demand: IEA
Energy agency says prices could ultimately moderate. 12 Apr 2011 9:10 PM
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Rising gas prices push wholesale costs higher
Gas prices jump 5.7% before the retail level
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Gas prices in ‘firing range’ of all-time high
Gas prices have jumped nearly 20 cents over the past two weeks, approaching the all-time high, according to a survey published Sunday.
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Mideast, Nigeria concerns support oil prices
SINGAPORE: World oil prices stayed at multi-year highs Friday, supported by the ongoing tensions in the Arab world and the postponement of elections in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest crude producer.
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Rising oil prices beginning to hurt U.S. economy
WASHINGTON — Just when companies have finally stepped up hiring, rising oil prices are threatening to halt the U.S. economy’s gains. Some economists are scaling back their estimates for growth this year, in
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Gold Prices Rise for 3rd Straight Day
Gold prices rose for the third consecutive session Monday, as equities were largely flat on Wall Street and investors sought safety as oil prices rose.
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World oil prices edged higher on Tuesday
World oil prices edged higher on Tuesday as international powers gathered in London to map out the future of Libya, a key exporter of crude.
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Asian stock markets up despite 30-month high in oil prices; US jobs report awaited
BANGKOK – Asian stock markets were mostly higher Friday as investors brushed aside a 30-month high in oil prices, turning their attention instead to a key U.S. jobs report and a weakening yen that boosted Japan’s quake-hammered exporters.
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Oil prices could climb to $120 a barrel
Iraq’s oil minister said this is acceptable.
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