Analysts think safe-haven assets like Treasuries, gold rise as investors seek security amid Middle East tensions. Energy ...

Global oil prices rose while stock futures dropped overnight after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran over the weekend, stock ...

An oil tanker carrying 15 Indian nationals among its crew was struck off the coast of Oman on Sunday, injuring four people, ...

The attacks on Iran are likely to send oil prices surging. Barclays says Brent crude could test $100 a barrel on Monday.

In the aftermath of the united states and israel launching strikes on iran--who has since struck back--experts are weighing in on how potential conflict in the region could shape our midterm elections ...

Oil prices surged as Middle East conflict intensified, causing market jitters. Brent and U.S. crude saw significant increases, with the Strait of Hormuz's stability in question. The situation evokes ...

The conflict in the Middle East has a ripple effect on various sectors. The price of oil is expected to rise sharply.

The fast‑moving conflict across the Middle East is heightening investor anxiety and strengthening the case for safe‑haven trades such as Treasuries, gold and the Swiss franc, while oil prices are set ...

Traders will be adopting the strategy of “haven first, ask questions later,” according to John Briggs, head of US rates strategy at Natixis. “The scale of the attacks and Iranian retaliation is larger ...

The Middle East has been thrust into a widening conflict, causing investors to brace for risk-off trades once markets reopen.

Indian markets may open lower on March 2 amid crude oil volatility and geopolitical tensions. Key sectors likely to react and what investors should watch.