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Weekly US Oil and Gas Rig Count Update: July 2026

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US Oil, Gas Drillers Hang Back in Volatile Market

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US Active Drilling Rigs and Oil Production Surge as Prices Slump

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US Oil and Gas Rig Count: 26 June 2026 Weekly Update

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US Drillers Add Oil, Gas Rigs As Hormuz Transit Resumes

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The Commodities Feed: US-Iran peace deal

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Pace of US Oil Drilling Inches Up

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US Drillers Continue to Add Oil Rigs

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Europe today: Magyar softens on Ukraine as EU prepares new Russia sanctions

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Video. Markets 'confused' by US-Iran uncertainty, expert says

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Markets 'confused' by US-Iran uncertainty, expert says

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Pakistan plans strategic oil reserve as Iran crisis bites

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Weekly US Oil and Gas Rig Count Update: July 2026

The relationship between drilling activity and oil production has rarely been more misunderstood.

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US Oil, Gas Drillers Hang Back in Volatile Market

The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States rose this week, according to new data that Baker Hughes published on Friday, bringing the total rig count in the US to 581, up 44 from this same time last year.

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US Active Drilling Rigs and Oil Production Surge as Prices Slump

The total volume of operational oil and gas drilling rigs within the United States experienced an upward movement this week.

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US Oil and Gas Rig Count: 26 June 2026 Weekly Update

Across the long arc of American energy history, few relationships have been as closely watched, misread, or misunderstood as the connection between drilling activity and crude oil production.

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US Drillers Add Oil, Gas Rigs As Hormuz Transit Resumes

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The Commodities Feed: US-Iran peace deal

Energy markets slumped after the US and Iran reached an interim deal to de‑escalate their prolonged conflict, raising the prospect of reopening the Strait of Hormuz and easing supply risks

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Pace of US Oil Drilling Inches Up

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US Drillers Continue to Add Oil Rigs

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Europe today: Magyar softens on Ukraine as EU prepares new Russia sanctions

Interviews with Don Farrell, Australia’s Trade and Tourism Minister, and Osama Rizvi, Global Market and Product Strategist at Primary Vision.

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Video. Markets 'confused' by US-Iran uncertainty, expert says

Economics analyst Osama Rizvi believes the chance of markets getting "worse" or "ugly" is "more than getting better" due to the changing situation between the US and Iran. According to Rizvi, economic confidence is "going down" in Europe.

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Markets 'confused' by US-Iran uncertainty, expert says

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Pakistan plans strategic oil reserve as Iran crisis bites

ISLAMABAD -- With the three-month old Iran crisis exposing weaknesses in the country's fuel supply chain, Pakistan has begun planning to build strategic petroleum reserves for the first time.

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US Drillers Add More Rigs In Response to Higher Prices

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US Drillers Add More Rigs In Response to Higher Prices

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The Commodities Feed: Oil trades lower as US-Iran deal noise grows

The oil market sold off in early morning trading in Asia, with Brent down around 5% at the time of writing and trading back below $100/bbl.

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Oil Trades Lower as US-Iran Deal Noise Grows

The oil market sold off in early morning trading in Asia, with Brent down around 5% at the time of writing and trading back below $100/bbl.

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US Drilling Rig Count 2026: What 558 Active Rigs Reveal

Every major shift in global energy supply begins not with a pipeline rupture or a political announcement, but with a quiet decision made thousands of feet underground.

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Higher Oil Prices Tempt US Drillers To Turn Up The Volume

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U.S. Shale Opens the Taps — Carefully

U.S. shale oil producers are boosting output in response to the energy crunch caused by the war in the Middle East. Exports are running at all-time highs.

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US frackers join the fray

US oil companies are finally ready to listen to the siren song brought on by the war in Iran — a sign consumers shouldn’t hold their breath for lower prices soon.

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US frackers join the fray

US oil companies are finally ready to listen to the siren song brought on by the war in Iran — a sign consumers shouldn’t hold their breath for lower prices soon.

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Iran war boosts US shale oil but only so much

LONDON, May 20 (Reuters) - U.S. shale oil drillers have responded rapidly to the surge in crude prices since the start of the Iran war by ramping up production, but output gains are likely to be far more constrained than in the previous shale boom.

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