Markets are set to reopen after a tense weekend marked by escalating conflict in the Middle East. Following Saturday’s U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, global financial watchers are ...

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Brent crude remains stuck below $70 per barrel as top EU officials doubt the probability of a trade deal being concluded ...

Conflict is reshaping the Middle East and energy markets, which are inextricably intertwined, in an unpredictable manner.The ...

We continue to be bullish on Treasury bonds, despite the recent sell-off with a 3.75% year-end yield target on the 10-year.

In recent years, oil markets have been anything but stable. Geopolitical tensions – most notably the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East – have combined with shifting production strategies from the ...

As Saudi Arabia accelerates its efforts to diversify beyond oil, the mining sector is stepping into the spotlight as a key ...

Oil prices slipped on Tuesday amid growing concerns that escalating trade tensions between the United States and the European ...

Gulf stocks dipped across key markets on Tuesday as investors weighed concerns over U.S. trade policy ahead of a looming ...

The UK has sanctioned 135 ships and Lukoil's Dubai trading arm in a fresh move to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet and cut off ...

Indian private refiners that have leveraged cheap Russian crude to boost margins will be forced to find workarounds and rely more on traders to find new markets for their products after the latest ...

WTI crude oil continues to decline toward $64, showing bearish price action, while natural gas displays price uncertainty ...