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US shale drillers may still take at least a year before moving rigs back into the field.
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Chevron plans to strip $1 billion of operating expenses this year in addition to slashing capital spending by almost a third.
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Investors weighed whether or not Russia would extend output curbs when OPEC+ meets in two weeks.
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Pressure for Exxon to appoint an independent chairman, separate to the CEO, has been building for years.
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It's another sign that demand is coming back in the world's biggest crude-importing region.
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Critics say Pemex's actions mirror that of the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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The UK Oil & Gas Authority has extended the deadline for the commencement of the GWA joint venture's commitment well on the Lincoln subarea of license P1368 to June 30, 2022.
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Crude oil production in Texas dropped year on year in March, according to the Railroad Commission of Texas' latest figures.
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Workers undertaking activities in offshore installations are exempt from new self-isolation requirements for UK arrivals.
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Oil declined from the highest settlement in 11 weeks on signs Russia was planning to start easing supply cuts from July.
