Despite heightened tensions between Israel and Iran and resulting market speculation, oil supply from the Middle East remains largely unaffected, with the critical Strait of Hormuz staying open for ...

The risk of a wider Middle East conflict has put investors on edge and boosted oil prices due to fears of a disruption in global oil supplies.

Crude futures have risen following the intensification of conflict between Israel and Iran but remain below previous peaks ...

Wall Street opened slightly lower while oil and gold rose as Tuesday marked the fifth day of fighting between Israel and Iran ...

So far, Iran’s crude-exporting infrastructure has been spared, and most of the fallout has been confined to shipping. The ...

ASX 200 futures are down 17pts (-0.19%) as of 8:30 am AEST. In a nutshell: Major US benchmarks struggled as Middle East ...

The spiraling Israel-Iran conflict has conjured painful memories of oil shocks from past Middle East wars and boosted global crude prices. The rally extended Tuesday, pushing benchmark U.S. futures ...

Tuesday closed up +3.07 (+4.28%), and July RBOB gasoline (RBN25 ) closed up +0.0520 (+2.34%). Crude oil prices rallied ...

Though stocks fell and oil rose after Israel’s attacks last week, many observers expected that the impact on energy markets ...

Experts have said that inflation is set to remain elevated over the coming months, particularly if global oil prices continue ...

Oil prices ticked up in early trading on Wednesday after ending the previous session up more than 4% on worries that the Iran ...

The Indian rupee remained largely unchanged on Wednesday as pressure from elevated oil prices amid escalating Israel-Iran ...