Oil rallied to the highest since mid-November, capping off its second straight week of gains on optimism over increased demand from China.

Oil rebounded on Thursday as investors bet that revived demand from China would outweigh swelling US stockpiles.

Oil fell for the first time in almost two weeks as disappointing US economic data ignited fears of a recession and sparked a sell-off across Wall Street. 

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report on the fatal helicopter accident near a Gulf of Mexico oil platform.

Oil fell for the first time in eight sessions as traders took stock of the outlook for worldwide demand, with China's reopening delivering a lift while other parts of the global economy slow.

The new sites are expected to bring forward an estimated $13.1 billion of private and public investment and create over 75,000 new, high-skilled jobs.

TotalEnergies and MET booked capacity at a new LNG terminal in Germany, helping boost supplies to the country as it looks to replace Russian gas.

Strohm has seen more success with its 'Jumper on Demand' model after securing a second contract with ExxonMobil.

Perenco's unit in DR Congo, Perenco Rep, has installed another self-elevating platform system on the Mibalé Field.