Chinese refiners are importing record amounts of Canadian crude after slashing purchases of U.S. oil Economics
Oil steadied after a modest decline on Tuesday as expectations for a glut, and the trade war between the world’s two biggest economies weighed on the demand outlook. Economics
The International Energy Agency slashed forecasts for global oil demand this year amid the brewing trade war, and in its first detailed assessment of 2026 predicted a persistent supply surplus. Other
OPEC cut forecasts for global oil demand growth slightly this year and next as President Donald Trump’s tariff onslaught takes a toll on consumption, while remaining more bullish than other forecasters. Economics
Oil steadied above a four-year low as traders weighed the latest US moves in the trade war, as well as “constructive” weekend discussions between Washington and Tehran. Economics
Oil fell as traders weighed the latest US moves in the trade war, as well as “constructive” talks between Washington and Tehran. Economics
Oil headed for a second weekly loss as mounting disorder in global markets triggered by US President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy spurred concerns about a recession and a flight from risk. Economics
As stock markets and commodities like oil ride a trade war roller coaster, the Canadian dollar has been showing resilience inching back above 70 cents USD. Where will it go next? Other
Oil extended a volatile run as investors grappled with abrupt shifts in US tariff policy, with futures returning to losses after a brief relief rally ignited by President Donald Trump’s decision to pause some levies. Economics
“There's a lot of uncertainty around how this is going to impact the global economy” Economics
Oil retreated after US President Donald Trump ratcheted up his trade war with sweeping tariffs on major trading partners, raising concerns that economic turmoil will hurt crude demand. Economics
Canada’s oil patch is entering the trade war with the US backed by the strongest pricing for its crude in four years, giving it a cushion against any potential declines and threatening high costs for American refiners and drivers. Economics