By Nidhi Verma and Jarrett Renshaw NEW DELHI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The United States, which threatened to impose tariffs on India last year for buying Venezuelan oil, has told Delhi it can resume those ...

OPEC+ has agreed to keep oil output unchanged for March as crude prices soar to six-month highs due to tensions over Iran. Learn about the implications for global oil supply and pricing.

Eight key members led by Saudi Arabia and Russia reaffirmed the pause — first agreed in November — during a video conference ...

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The meeting of eight OPEC+ members comes as Brent crude closed near $70 a barrel on Friday, close to the six-month high of $71.89 it hit on Thursday, despite speculation that a supply glut in 2026 ...

The International Energy Agency expects global oil markets to tip into oversupply as demand growth slows and output continues to rise in non-OPEC producers such as the United States, Brazil, Canada ...

Eight major participants, spearheaded by Saudi Arabia and Russia, reconfirmed the suspension — initially established in November 2025 — via a Sunday video summit ...

OPEC+ agreed to keep its oil output unchanged for March at a meeting, the producer group said on Sunday, even after crude ...

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