Iran was forced to partially halt gas production at the world's largest gas field, South Pars, after an Israeli airstrike caused a fire at one of its key processing units on Saturday.

Israel on June 13 launched a sweeping aerial offensive, striking over 100 strategic targets, from nuclear facilities to military installations, across Iran.

On June 13, when Israel attacked Iran, the entire world held its breath. This war is not just a military issue—it’s affecting global markets, especially oil, gold, and gas. The economic shock has ...

Israel has launched a fresh wave of strikes on Iran this evening, reportedly targeting the Ministry of Defence, nuclear headquarters, nuclear laboratories and oil facilities ...

A new wave of conflict in the Middle East spilled into Iran’s energy sector over the weekend, as Israel launched an attack on a major gas facility connected ...

Geopolitical tensions boost oil market prospects. Find out how the Israel-Iran conflict may drive crude prices above $100 and ...

Global fuel prices have started to surge in the wake of the Iran-Israel conflict, with Brent crude futures rising 9.07% or $6.29 to reach $75.65 per barrel. At one point, prices peaked at $78.50 per ...

Continuation of the conflict in the region and closing of the Strait of Ormuz may lead to serious economic shocks, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Iraq Fuad Hussein said ...

Israel's air strikes on Iran are unlikely to cause a major disruption to oil supply, and market analysts believe a full-scale ...

A trader forecasts Bitcoin may reach $119,000 if oil price pattern holds, SharpLink Gaming has acquired $463 million Ether: ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Dual risks kept investors on edge ahead of markets reopening late on Sunday, from heightened prospects of ...

Israel and Iran launched fresh attacks on each other late on Saturday, stoking fears of a wider conflict after Israel ...