Middle East Tensions

Shares of U.S. energy companies surged Wednesday as oil prices rose 3 percent following increased tensions in the Middle East, affecting market stability.

Oil prices jumped 3% as Libya’s production cuts and Middle East tensions heighten supply concerns, causing market fluctuations.

Oil prices dropped nearly 2% amid concerns over weakening demand from China and ongoing tensions in the Middle East, capping a volatile week in global oil markets.

Oil prices dropped as fears of a broader Middle East conflict subsided, with Iran holding back on its threats against Israel. Market analysts point to a reduced geopolitical risk premium …

Oil prices are on track for a 3% weekly gain, driven by escalating Middle East tensions and positive U.S. economic data. The market remains volatile amid ongoing geopolitical risks.

Oil prices surged nearly 3% due to escalating Middle East tensions and a significant drop in U.S. crude stockpiles, highlighting the volatile nature of global energy markets.

Oil prices stabilize following a Golan Heights attack, balancing Middle East tensions with demand concerns.

Oil prices rise due to escalating Middle East tensions, with concerns over supply disruptions driving Brent crude above $85 per barrel. Analysts watch closely for further developments.

Oil prices dropped 1.5% due to declining Chinese demand and potential easing of Middle East tensions, with Brent and WTI crude ending the week lower.

Oil prices experienced a volatile swing on Thursday, initially dipping due to weak US economic data before rebounding on reassurances about the US economy’s strength and jitters surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian …