United States Oil Fund LP

USO holds predominantly short-term NYMEX futures contracts on WTI crude oil.

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The International Energy Agency warned energy markets could face “the biggest supply crisis in decades.”

Oil Prices Rise After Three-Day Slump. Supply Fears Are Taking Hold.

Crude prices were climbing on Thursday, following three days of losses, with investors focused on global supply constraints and continued violence in Ukraine.

Futures Movers: U.S. crude renews a push higher, nearing $100 a barrel, Brent also climbs

Oil futures rose in early trading on Thursday, recovering some of the prior day's losses, after the International Energy Agency (IEA) said a decline in oil demand due to higher prices would not offset a shut-in of Russian oil supplies.

Oil futures open higher on IEA supply warning

United States Gasoline Fund LP

While Americans continue to face a sticker shock at the gas pumps, a gasoline-related exchange traded fund has been retreating off its record highs. The United States Gasoline Fund (NYSEArca: UGA) and the United States Oil Fund (NYSEArca: USO), which tracks West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures, have both declined over 22% since their highs [.

Gasoline ETF Is Down But Pump Prices Are Still Up. What Gives?

Short sellers zeroed in on energy stocks last month as oil prices soared, betting that a move by crude above $100 a barrel would be a short-lived phenomenon, according to data compiled by S&P Global Intelligence.

The Tell: How energy company short sellers bet on oil crash as crude soared above $100 a barrel

The International Energy Agency said three million barrels per day of Russian production could be lost beginning next month, squeezing an already tight global oil market.

Oil market heads for 'biggest supply crisis in decades' with Russia's exports set to fall, IEA says

Oil futures nudged higher Wednesday after falling back below $100 a barrel as traders monitored developments in the Russia-Ukraine war and weighed a pledge by Beijing to support the world's second-largest economy.

Futures Movers: Oil edges higher after slumping back below $100 a barrel as traders watch Russia-Ukraine developments

Oil has now shed around $10 since the beginning of this week and unwound most of the gains made since the start of the war almost three weeks ago.

Oil sheds most of its Russian war premium and has fallen into a bear market less than a week after hitting 14-year highs

Oil prices have plunged in recent days, partly on hopes over cease-fire talks between Russia and Ukraine and China's fresh lockdown restrictions, which could weaken demand.

Oil Prices Continue to Fall on Fresh Hopes for Russia-Ukraine Peace

Russia's invasion of Ukraine and sanctions on its oil exports threaten a supply shock that will weigh on the global economy and push the oil market into a deficit unless major producers increase output, according to the International Energy Agency.

Dow Jones Newswires: Unless OPEC increases output, oil market will fall into deficit after Russian invasion, IEA says

Oil prices were bouncing back Wednesday morning, after earlier falling more than $1 a barrel, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine and ceasefire talks became the latest market triggers.

Oil prices rebound after falling more than $1 per barrel

Oil prices rose early on Wednesday, bouncing back after earlier falling more than $1 a barrel, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to dominate volatile trading with ceasefire talks the latest market trigger.

Oil prices climb as Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks stoke volatile trading

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4 Top Stock Trades for Wednesday: Oil, TSLA, COUP, BABA

Oil exchange traded funds plunged on Tuesday, with crude prices trading below $100 and hitting their lowest levels in almost three weeks, as supply fears waned and a spike in COVID-19 cases across China fueled demand concerns. On Tuesday, the United States Oil Fund (NYSEArca: USO), which tracks West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures, and [.

Energy ETFs Retreat as Crude Oil Dips Below $100

This week's drop in oil could mean temporary relief for U.S. motorists who have been faced with rising prices at the pump even before the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Gas prices dip as oil falls below $100

Prices for the U.S. oil benchmark entered a bear market Tuesday after finishing more than 20% below their settlement of $123.70 a barrel on March 8, which was the highest finish since August 2008. Oil prices continued their selloff amid renewed COVID-related shutdowns in China, while peace talks continued between Russia and Ukraine, said Marshall Steeves, energy markets analyst at S&P Global Commodity Insights.

Oil futures settle more than 20% below recent highs to enter a bear market

The investment bank sees oil demand hitting record highs this year as lighter COVID-19 restrictions prompt Americans and Europeans to start traveling.

Oil prices are tumbling after their recent spike but tighter supplies will push the commodity back to $125 a barrel this summer, UBS says

U.S. and global benchmark crude oil entered bear market territory on Tuesday, just five trading days after they settled at their highest prices since 2008.

Commodities Corner: Oil suffers ‘spectacular' collapse, falls into bear market territory just 5 days after settling at nearly 14-year highs

The average gas price remains high even after it dipped 20 cents from Monday.

Oil Tumbles Below $100 A Barrel

Drop in price comes as Covid-19 infections rise in China, which could hit demand for energy supplies

Oil price falls below $100 amid Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks

After Russia invaded Ukraine, global oil prices experienced a dramatic spike. Just over a week ago, Brent crude leaped above $139 per barrel. Analysts warned prices could touch $185, then $200 as traders shunned Russian oil, pushing inflation even higher and adding huge strain to the global economy.

Oil: Prices dropped 30% in a week. What gives?

Oil prices came under pressure as a number of factors weighed on the market, including the Russia-Ukraine war and a potential slowdown in demand from China.

Oil drops again, now more than 25% below recent high

The fall comes amid hopes over cease-fire talks between Russia and Ukraine and as China imposed lockdown restrictions on major manufacturing regions.

Oil Prices Tumble Below $97 a Barrel. Here's Why.

Russia-Ukraine talks have brightened the prospect of a ceasefire agreement and could pave the way for a deeper pullback in oil, an analyst said.

Oil tumbles 6% on hopes for Russia-Ukraine negotiations and as lockdowns in China threatens to hurt demand

Brent crude was off almost 6% but remained above US$100 barrel with a potential cessation to violence in Ukraine helping quell sentiment-driven panic price rises. “In terms of supply, the optimists remain hopeful that there will be some kind of resolution to the conflict as talks between Russia and Ukraine continue, which would ease some of the current shortfalls,” said Richard Hunter, head of markets at Interactive Investor.

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