A surge in world oil prices because of the Iran war may not be a windfall for Latin American oil producers. Here’s why.

Oil demand is proving more resilient than expected, with forecasts suggesting a plateau rather than a sharp decline.

Natural gas and oil prices stall as OPEC+ output rises, testing support levels while traders eye inventory data and geopolitical risks.

The crude oil market continues to see a lot of noisy trading, as the war in the Middle East will continue to drive fear into the markets, shown by massive spikes in pricing.

The Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its weekly report on crude oil inventories, revealing a significant drop in the number of barrels of commercial crude oil held by US firms. The ...

Asian shares retreated Thursday as worries persisted about conflict in the Middle East. Ratcheting up tensions, President ...

Serica Energy offers strong income potential with a 12% forward dividend yield, solid balance sheet, and promising production ...

Recent economic data suggest that the U.S. economy might have escaped from tariffs mostly unscathed. But the numbers might ...

UK inflation held steady at 3.4% in May, matching economist forecasts, based on figures published Wednesday by the Office for ...

Investors digested the latest Federal Reserve interest rate decision amid ongoing Israel-Iran hostilities that could draw in ...

The International Monetary Fund’s first deputy managing director Gita Gopinath also discussed the impact of the United States’ tariffs on the world economy, in a wide-ranging interview with CNA’s ...

The Federal Reserve’s quarterly projection included lower growth, higher inflation, and maintained its previous expectation ...