Stocks are falling, oil is surging, and the Fed is no longer likely to provide rate cuts. For now, cash is the only haven.

Iran intensified its attacks on Friday as air raid sirens were heard in many parts of West Asia, including Bahrain and Israel, amid the war entering its 21st day. | World News ...

Stocks tumbled while oil prices pushed higher Friday at the end of a turbulent week in which attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure rattled global markets and sparked fears of a ...

U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude prices on Friday fell for the week, while the global benchmark ended with an impressive gain of almost 9% from a week ago following news that the U.S. was ...

Oil prices settled higher Friday, with global benchmark Brent crude posting a fifth straight weekly gain, after the Pentagon said it is sending more troops and warships to the Middle East - the latest ...

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The crude oil market continues to be very noisy as we bounce back and forth due to the war in the Middle East and a lot of the noise that we are starting to see is based on the la ...

Crude prices dipped Friday after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran was being "decimated" and that the war ...

What matters isn’t West Texas Intermediate, a US crude oil benchmark, but refined fuel costs. While WTI is up about 60% since January, refined fuels have surged 85–120%.

Crude prices fell more than two percent Friday after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran was being "decimated" and that the war would end earlier than many feared.

Brent crude was up on Thursday but well off session highs of US$119 a barrel while US crude futures finished with a small loss hours after hitting a session high over $100 a barrel.