Bruce Kasman

Consumer inflation in the United States increased at the fastest pace in three years as surging oil prices amid tensions with Iran weigh on global energy markets before the US Federal Reserve’s policy meeting next week

Oil Climbs as Hormuz Stays Shut After Trump Rejects Iran’s Offer

Benchmark indices in both emirates have declined significantly, reflecting investor anxiety over regional instability, disrupted travel flows and uncertainty around energy markets, even as some neighbouring Gulf exchanges have shown resilience or gains

Benchmark indices in both emirates have declined significantly, reflecting investor anxiety over regional instability, disrupted travel flows and uncertainty around energy markets, even as some neighbouring Gulf exchanges have shown resilience or gains

What began as a geopolitical flashpoint has evolved into a systemic economic shock, reverberating through energy markets, industrial supply chains and critical maritime routes

Nations slash fuel taxes, curb power use and seek new crude amid supply shocks

Brent crude up 59% in March, biggest monthly rise ever

As the Iran conflict enters its third week with no end in sight, oil prices continue to push above $100 per barrel for Brent

Dow Jones Industrial Average futures added 16 points

Brent crude, the international benchmark, rose 2.5 percent to 105.61 U.S. dollars per barrel in early Asian trading, while U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate climbed nearly 3 percent to 101.52 dollars

U.S. crude prices hovered near $100 per barrel as the Trump administration weighs military strikes on OPEC member Iran's key oil export facilities on Kharg Island

Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index plunged more than 6% early Monday after oil prices soared to over $100 a barrel due to disruptions from the war in the Middle East

South Korean stock index falls 7% as conflict sparks ‘correction’