Crude Oil

Huge gold and crude oil imports are the major factors for India's widening current account deficit.

The International Energy Agency warns that oil demand is weakening on feeble world economic growth

The US oil imports rise 12.3 percent in January while sales to Europe, China, Japan and Brazil decline.

Trial over Gulf of Mexico oil spill set to begin before US federal judge.

Traders cautious as US Federal Reserve's policy meeting minutes fuel stimulus concerns and commodity prices drop.

Mexico rules out explosives as cause of deadly explosion, which ripped off Pemex headquarters killing dozens.

Iran 'spurns' EU requests for Iran oil and gas as sanctions set to take effect.

Europe's biggest discount carrier nears €1bn in quarterly revenue as three-month traffic passes 17m

It used to be a straightforward choice between tea or coffee, but now you can have both in the same mug.

The Energy Information Administration expects modest US oil demand rise in 2013 and 2014 while imports could drop to the lowest in over two decades

Dismissing fears of hard landing a 'mistake' and effects on markets could be dire in 2013.

Role of emerging economies and shale production in oil prices may not be as significant as expected.

Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries face serious questions over managing high prices, supply glut and geo-political tensions

ONS data shows fuel and power only area of household spending to have gone up between 2006 and 2011.

India's state-owned oil firm ONGC plans to buy ConocoPhilip's 8.4 percent stake in Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan

Shell cites lower crude oil and depressed output for its tumble in supply profits but keeps dividends steady

BP's deal to link-up with Russia's state-owned Rosneft and Industry's Canada's recent moves to block foreign takeovers are symbolic of government's troubled relationship with energy.

The EU approved a second round of tough trading sanctions on Iran as crude exports, currency continue to tumble.

Actress's protest arrest latest in growing line of stars falling foul of the law.

Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers

The creators of Shamoon malware suspected of being behind the Saudi Aramco attack were amateurs who made silly mistakes according to security experts.

Ex-CBI man McCafferty is the latest monetary policy committee member and has given his thoughts on state of play for recession-hit UK economy

Iran said to be in talks to sell around two million barrels of oil to Egypt.

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Security agencies stepping up search for kidnappers and abducted foreigners.

From stocks to oil to gold, guesswork defines what we pay for the most actively traded assets in the world.

International Energy Agency warns of "nasty surprises" to oil prices if OPEC production quotas are obeyed.

Flash floods sweep the area at midnight killing sleeping residents and causing houses to be flooded up to the first floor.

Iran switches names, flags and ports of ships to confuse Western officials tracking its oil exports.

As India seeks more oil and gas from OPEC and the wider markets following Iran's sanction woes, the move could intensify growth problems and high inflation