Oil prices soared on Friday as tensions in the Middle East flared, with Israel attacking Iranian military and nuclear targets and Iran retaliating.

Oil prices fell sharply on Tuesday morning after reports of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran eased fears of a severe supply shock. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel agreed to ...

After fuel prices jumped by more than P5 per liter this week, the Department of Energy said motorists could expect a rollback of over P2 per liter next week.

Oil markets swiftly reversed initial panic after Israel’s June 13 strike on Iran, with Brent crude falling back below $70 per barrel as traders sensed the conflict would not escalate further.

Stock futures are falling and oil prices are climbing after the Israeli attack on Iran. Futures tied to all three major U.S. indexes were down more than 1% on Thursday evening, while Brent crude ...

Oil prices rose in Asian trade on Wednesday, extending a 4 per cent gain from the previous session on worries that the ...

Oil prices sank more than five percent Tuesday after Israel said it had agreed to US President Donald Trump's proposal for a bilateral ceasefire with Iran. Brent was down 5.2 percent at $67.75 per ...

Brent crude futures rose 75 cents, or 1.1%, to $67.89 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude gained 71 cents, or ...

Yields and prices move in opposite directions, meaning prices are higher. —Lee Ying Shan Oil prices surge 9% on heels of Israeli strikes, set for largest single-day gains in about five years ...

Global shares rallied and the dollar extended declines on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said Iran and Israel had agreed to a ceasefire, sending oil prices into a deep dive as concerns over ...

US bombing of Iranian nuclear sites raises Strait of Hormuz closure fears. Experts warn of oil price spikes and impact on India’s energy security, with fuel prices and economic stability under threat ...

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq ended Tuesday lower after Trump's comments about Iran and Israel. The stock market remains on alert.