Oil prices turn higher for the year on risks to crude flow in the Middle East
Oil futures finished higher for a third straight session on Thursday, prompting prices to turn higher for the year, as traders awaited Israel’s response to a missile barrage earlier this week by Iran amid concerns of a wider Middle East conflict that could disrupt flows of crude from the region.
Oil markets are on edge this week as traders try to anticipate impacts on oil supplies from a potential major retaliation on ...
Growing concerns of a retaliation by Israel affecting Iran's oil production pushed crude oil futures more than 5% higher ...
If Iran's oil installations are taken offline, oil prices could surge over $200 per barrel, SEB's Bjarne Schieldrop said.
Oil prices rose further on Friday and were on track for strong weekly gains as investors weighed the prospect of a wider ...
Friday’s jobs report could bolster the view that the American economy is holding steady, but an oil price shock could ...
A widening conflict in the Middle East and a surge in oil prices have triggered a rush into bullish bets tied to the ...
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Urals crude oil have risen back above $65 a barrel at Russian Baltic and Black Sea ports, or $5 higher than the price cap set ...
Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's Analytics, says a surge in oil prices driven by tensions in the Middle East could pose ...
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