Iran and Israel both launched airstrikes on each other on Thursday (June 19) as the conflict enters into its seventh day.

(Reuters) -An escalation of the Iran-Israeli hostilities could keep Brent oil prices trading about 15% to 20% above ...

According to Alexander Novak, of all the world's oil exports, about one-third comes from the Persian Gulf countries through the Strait of Hormuz ...

While the Israel-Iran conflict is playing out thousands of miles away from US soil, Americans may not be able to escape the ...

There are short-term shocks and long-tailed risks from geopolitical events. Understanding the difference leads to better ...

After dipping to a four-year low before Memorial Day, gas prices may soon head in the opposite direction — and quickly — as ...

Russia's chief oil official advocated for OPEC+ oil producers to move forward with their scheduled output increase, citing an ...

Crude oil and natural gas prices continue to climb on fears that energy shipments via the Strait of Hormuz could be disrupted ...

China's energy imports are vulnerable as Iran's conflict with Israel threatens to drag the United States into a war.

Both countries are weighing long-term solutions, including boosting domestic production and securing alternative storage, ...

Oil price could surge sharply if US attacks Iran. Oil has historically jumped up to 76% on geopolitical shocks involving oil ...

While global energy markets are not yet pricing in worst-case scenarios for the Israel-Iran war, oil tanker rates are ...