Markets appear untroubled by recent developments in the Middle East, with oil prices indicating that the crisis, at least in ...

Investors are dumping the dollar and gold and piling into stocks and crypto as fears of an oil shock fade, but they may be ...

Oil prices are tumbling after President Donald Trump announced a Israel-Iran ceasefire agreement. Oil prices were already ...

LNG shipping rates have surged to their highest levels in eight months as Middle East risks and shifting trade flows tighten vessel availability and drive up costs.

But even if there is eventually some downside action for stocks, history says it likely wouldn't be long-lasting. In a note ...

"Even taking into account that earlier, Trump emphasized his unwillingness to include Russia in the mediating group on Iran, Moscow can pacify Tehran and hold it back from excessive strikes on US ...

The biggest story of the reaction of the oil market to the conflict in the Middle East is one of what has not happened. Holder: Javier Blas is an opinion columnist fo ...

China has been diversifying its sources for oil imports well before the current Middle East tensions.

GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan spoke with Fox News Digital on gas prices and markets opened slightly higher, oil down.

Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy told Newsweek: "... I think what the market is essentially saying here is that the conflict is winding down." ...

China, one of Iran's closest allies and the biggest buyer of its oil, has stayed on the sidelines of its conflict with Israel, urging a diplomatic solution.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are also rising in premarket trading after President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire has taken effect.