Crude futures ended Friday's trading with the largest weekly drop in 10 months, ahead of U.S.-Iran talks that could drive energy prices lower if a peace deal is struck after more than a month of fighting that upended Middle East oil supplies.

Crude futures were steady on Friday, headed for their largest weekly decline in 10 months, as market participants awaited the outcome of U.S.-Iran peace talks after a more than a month of fighting that led to an upheaval in Middle East...

Oil markets saw choppy trade Thursday on conflicting signals over peace prospects in the Middle East as Israel delivered mixed messaging on whether it would accede to Iran's demands to stop bombing Lebanon.

Crude and product futures rebounded Thursday from the selloff of the previous session as tensions flared again in the Middle East from Iran's threat to abandon a ceasefire with the U.S. and Israel if its ally Lebanon remains under...

Crude futures retreated to mid-$90 bbl levels Wednesday and product prices tumbled too, driven by a two-week ceasefire announced over the Iran war.

Crude futures were mixed on Tuesday on reports a senior U.N. envoy was traveling to Tehran to pursue peace talks ahead of a U.S. deadline for Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face the destruction of key infrastructure.

Oil futures rose on Monday, recovering from early declines, after the U.S. reiterated its warning that Iran's power plants and bridges will be destroyed by Tuesday, April 7, if it did not reopen the Strait of Hormuz it has blockaded.