MILITARY conflict between Israel and Iran escalated over the weekend, and markets are bracing for further signals from the ...

The threat of escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has returned geopolitical risk to the heart of the global oil ...

Israel's strikes on Iran could take oil prices above $80. This has implications for the global economy, markets and policy ...

If prices go up, Fed officials may be inclined to raise its benchmark rate, raising borrowing costs for businesses and ...

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is injecting fresh uncertainty into the Middle East’s equity capital markets, putting what has been a resilient region so far this year to the test.

The Federal Reserve will release its June rate decision on Wednesday, with the market expecting the central bank to hold interest rates steady. Bank of America Securities senior US economist Stephen ...

U.S. ultra-low sulfur diesel futures hit the highest level since February, outpacing gains in oil and gasoline as analysts ...

The war in the Middle East could further increase oil prices, leading to serious economic consequences worldwide — and ...

Only a more severe damage to energy infrastructure or disruption of transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for tanker traffic, would produce a lasting rise in energy prices.

The latest escalation in tensions in Iran has paved the way for the return of risk premiums on oil prices once again.