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OIH tracks a market-cap-weighted index of 25 of the largest US-listed, publicly traded oil services companies.

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Oil prices were mixed on Monday, with Brent edging up while U.S. crude futures slipped after airlines called off thousands of flights in the United States over Christmas holidays amid surging COVID-19 infections.

Oil prices mixed, U.S. crude falls after COVID-19 flight cancellations

Oil futures rose for a third straight day Thursday in the final session ahead of the Christmas holiday, boosted as worries over the effect of the omicron variant of the coronavirus on fuel demand faded, analysts said. West Texas Intermediate crude for February delivery CL00, +1.22% CLG22, +1.22% rose $1.03, or 1.4%, to end at $73.79 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Oil ends higher ahead of Christmas holiday as omicron worries fade

Oil futures were slightly higher Thursday, on track to end a holiday-shortened week with gains after the U.S. benchmark finished the previous session at a nearly one-month high.

Futures Movers: Oil edges higher after ending at nearly 1-month high

Oil and gas companies are often targeted by climate activists, but in this interview one CEO explains that the oil companies are facilitating the renewable transition.

How Oil Companies Are Facilitating The Renewable Revolution

Oil prices rose on Thursday for a third straight day, underpinned by a weaker dollar on optimism about global growth, even as governments from Australia to Europe step up curbs to slow the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant.

Oil prices keep climbing even as Omicron COVID-19 variant fans out

Oil futures ended higher Wednesday after the Energy Information Administration reported a larger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude inventories. West Texas Intermediate crude for February delivery CL00, +2.50% CLG22, +2.50% closed at $72.76 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up $1.64, or 2.3%.

Oil futures end higher after larger-than-expected drop in crude inventories

Oil services stocks and the related exchange traded funds had their moments at various points throughout 2021, but those assets are limping to the finish line. Even with recent lethargy, the VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF (NYSEArca: OIH) is higher by almost 21% year-to-date, and the king of oil services ETFs could build on that [.

Strong Demand Can Make Oil Services Stocks Outstanding Again

Oil futures extended gains Wednesday, after the Energy Information Administration said U.S. crude inventories fell by 4.7 million barrels in the week ended Dec. 17. Analysts surveyed by S&P Global Platts had, on average, looked for crude stocks to fall by 3.9 million barrels, while sources said the American Petroleum Institute late Tuesday showed a 3.67 million barrel decline.

Oil futures extend gain after larger-than-expected drop in U.S. crude inventories

Oil futures traded near unchanged Wednesday as traders assessed the threat to demand posed by the omicron variant of the coronavirus and await official data on U.S. inventories.

Futures Movers: Oil steadies as traders weigh omicron threat, await inventories data

Oil prices rose again on Wednesday as the dollar slipped, with risk appetite returning as some governments resist imposing lockdowns to curb the spread of the Omicron COVID-19 variant and as China said it would be able to sustain economic growth.

Gracias Oil climbs on weaker dollar, China, amid Omicron caution

The American Petroleum Institute, a trade group, reported Tuesday that U.S. crude-oil inventories fell 3.67 million barrels last week, according to sources, while gasoline supplies rose by 3.7 million barrels and distillate stocks fell by 849,000 barrels. Crude supplies in Cushing, Okla.

API data show U.S. crude-oil inventories down 3.7 million barrels last week: sources

Oil futures finished with strong gains Tuesday, with the U.S. benchmark taking back a big chunk of a two-day drop inspired by worries over a potential hit to demand as a result of the spread of the omicron variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. West Texas Intermediate crude for February delivery CL00, +3.75% CLG22, +3.75% rose $2.51, or 3.7%, to close at $71.12 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Oil futures end with strong gains

Oil futures bounced Tuesday, taking back some of the ground lost in the previous session's tumble as investors continue to assess the potential for the spread of the omicron variant to dent demand.

Futures Movers: Oil prices bounce, but worries over omicron remain

Oil prices edged higher on Tuesday, though investors remained worried about the rapid spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant globally, prompting countries to consider more restrictions potentially denting fuel demand.

Oil prices edge higher but investor worries on Omicron spread remain

Barring any last-minute major finds, oil and gas discoveries are on track this year to come in at their lowest in 75 years, according to data compiled by Rystad Energy.

In One Chart: Oil and gas discoveries for 2021 on pace to be lowest in 75 years: Rystad

Oil futures ended sharply lower Monday, but off session lows, as the spread of the omicron variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 underlined worries over the outlook for demand. West Texas Intermediate crude for February delivery CL00, -2.66% CLG22, -2.66% , the most actively traded U.S. contract, fell $2.11, or 3%, to $68.61 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after trading as low as $66.12.

Oil ends sharply lower as omicron threatens demand outlook

Investors hoping for an easy Christmas week could be sorely disappointed as stocks and oil prices tumble in the face of growing threats to the global economy.

Stocks tumble and oil sinks as storm clouds gather over global economy

Crude-oil prices fell sharply on Monday, declining toward their lowest levels of the month as the spread of omicron and the imposition of new mobility restrictions in parts of the world, weighed on the near-term demand outlook for commodities.

Futures Movers: U.S. oil futures sink around 5% amid omicron-inspired restrictions

OPEC+ compliance with oil production cuts stood at 117% in November, up from 116% the previous month, two sources from the group told Reuters, indicating the group's production levels continue to be below agreed targets.

OPEC+ produces below target in November as compliance rises

Oil prices slumped by about 2% early on Monday as surging cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant in Europe and the United States stoked investor worries that new restrictions on businesses to combat its spread may hit fuel demand.

Oil prices drop 2% as rapid Omicron spread dims fuel demand outlook

Crude is climbing out of the hole created by the worst days of the pandemic. How far it comes back depends, in part, on whether producers will avoid ramping up output too quickly.

Oil Prices Are Rising. Look For Bigger Returns in 2022.

Oil futures settled with a loss on Friday, prompting prices to post their seventh weekly decline in eight weeks. Oil fell Friday as equities were mostly under pressure and investors became "increasingly cautious that stubbornly high inflation will result in increasingly tighter central bank policies around the globe -- and that will ultimately choke off growth in an already fragile economic recovery," said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

Oil prices settle lower for the session and week

Experts still think oil could eventually hit $100 a barrel.

Oil Falls on Omicron Worries. But It May Not Stay Down for Long.

Oil futures fell Friday and were on track for weekly losses tied to worries about the spread of the omicron variant and its potential impact on fuel demand.

Futures Movers: Oil on track for weekly loss as omicron continues to spread

Oil prices dipped on Friday, putting the market on track to end the week roughly unchanged, as surging cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant raised fears new curbs may hit fuel demand, while a weaker dollar supported commodity markets broadly.

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