Oil prices rose on Friday but are still on track to post weekly losses of around 12%, as fears over Middle East supply risks ...

Oil prices were edging higher in early trade, but remained on track for steep weekly losses as the geopolitical risk premium ...

Goldman Sachs reports that the risk of crude oil supply disruption in the Middle East has significantly decreased after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, leading to revised oil price forecasts.

Crude oil prices are set for a weekly loss as fears of Middle East supply disruptions subside and market attention shifts to tariffs and upcoming OPEC+ decisions.

Oil prices rise after President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, as investors react to eased ...

Thus, the world saw a price spike which, despite being widely predicted by many smart people, didn’t happen, and the reasons ...

Planning a July 4th road trip? Gas prices are actually down more than 20 cents from this same time last year despite Middle ...

Barchart article that asked if there was more downside in crude oil, I cautioned: The geopolitical landscape remains highly ...

Iran is reportedly weighing blocking a key commercial choke point known as the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could ...

Gold is supported by inflation hedging, central bank demand, and geopolitical risks amid de-dollarization and weak supply.

Exxon Mobil faces limited upside as oil prices fall post-peace talks, despite Pioneer deal and expansion in Guyana and Brazil ...

The Iran-Israel conflict underscored India’s reliance on imports — oil and weapons — and what it’s doing to pivot towards ...