Brent Crude

Brent prices have dropped for eight successive weeks on fears over a global supply glut.

Opec has shown few signs it will reduce oil production ahead of its 27 November meeting.

Oil prices have lost 30% since June peak on increased supply and slowdown in Europe and China.

Brent crude fell below $83 a barrel as the US dollar hit a four-year high on Friday.

Weak data from top energy consumer China has fuelled worries about oil demand amid a global supply glut.

Brent lost over 9% in October while US crude shed over 11%.

Goldman lowers price projections of West Texas Intermediate to $75 a barrel from $90, and of Brent to $85 from $100.

Jordan could use oil price slump to reduce its own government subsidies on fuel.

China's implied oil demand struck a seven-month high in September.

Opec members might prefer to keep selling at lower prices than lose their market.

Oil prices dropped by more than $1 per barrel and Brent crude hit a fresh four-year low at below $83

Global oil supply rose by almost 910,000 bpd in September to 93.8 million bpd.

Interest rate hike expected as Russia central bank tries to stem rouble losses.

Concerns surrounding global economic growth have raised questions about future oil demand.

IMF's downward revision of the global growth rate, the third such revision this year, spooks Asian traders.

Russia, Libya and Gulf producers contributing to increased supplies.

Brent finishes flat as supply outstrips demand amid fears of slowdown in Europe and Asia.

China's oil demand has reversed the waning trend seen in the first six months of the year.

Oil futures under pressure as supplies rise amid dismal global economic data and weak demand.

Shahara oilfield accounted for around 30% of national production before it shut down on September 16.

Brent crude maintains downtrend as IEA and Opec predict lower demand.

Global crude oil prices show downtrend as economic data suggest dim outlook for demand.

Brent October contract finishes slightly lower on demand concerns.

Brent and US crude shed over 2% each in August.

Upbeat US data, rising output from Libya and demand for crude oil revisions weighed on prices.

Weak supply-demand fundamentals holding Brent in contango structure.

Brent trades lower on rumours US air strikes will lower risk of oil supply disruptions from Iraq.

Brent's $105-$110 a barrel trading range unlikely to change much next week.

Brent contract finishes flat for the week while US contract gains.

Libya's largest oilfield, El Sharara, where Spanish firm Repsol is a partner, has resumed production.