Brent crude hit $37 in trading today for the first time in two months. Here’s why that rebound didn’t last:

The Saudi oil minister said production cuts aren’t in the cards “because there is less trust.” Prices are predictably falling again.

Oil prices jumped today after a new IEA report came out that predicts U.S. oil production could fall this year and next.

Producers outside of OPEC are ready to take advantage of any future output limits put in place by the cartel.

Iran is the biggest obstacle to a proposed petrostate production freeze. Is this by Saudi design?

Two of the world’s biggest oil producers agreed to freeze their production at current levels this week, so why have oil prices gone down?

Thanks to today’s bearish oil market, many Midwestern drivers could soon be paying less than $1 per gallon of gas.

China’s oil production is expected to fall this year. That’s good news for world peace.

Oil prices are down over 4 percent in trading today as analysts doubt proposed cooperation between Russia and OPEC.

The latest numbers show that shale producers are keeping America’s oil output up, even in a bearish market.