Futures on Wall Street are currently in cautious mode as they await further details on the ongoing hostilities between Israel ...

Brent has averaged $79 over the past two years, Bloomberg data showed, but the latest conflict between Iran and Israel could ...

The Canadian dollar rose to an eight-month high against the U.S. dollar and the Canadian dollar could extend its gains if oil prices continue the recent rally on the back of the Israel-Iran conflict, ...

This was always meant to be a very busy week for markets, as a few key central bank meetings – including the Federal ...

Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, says markets are driven by momentum, not geopolitics. He warns the Fed may be stuck if the economy slows and oil prices rise.

In an era marked by the fragility of global supply chains and rising geopolitical risks, few episodes better capture the ...

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Stock futures were pointing to a higher open Monday, showing investors were largely taking the conflict between Israel and Iran in their stride. The two countries struck each other's energy facilities ...

Yet with the sudden escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict and subsequent spike in oil prices, Fed chief Jerome Powell now appears unintentionally prescient for standing pat.

The UK sent jets and air tankers amid fears Iran will blockade Strait of Hormuz and spark massive oil price hikes.

WTI crude oil has broken back above its broken support in what appears to be a ‘failed top’ signalling higher prices to come.

Now, it is reshaping the Middle East on its own terms and forcing the Trump administration to play catch-up as Israeli leaders ramp up attacks against Iran. The moves could upend global markets and ...