Oil prices fell on Monday, extending last week's more than 4% decline, as investors looked to talks between the U.S. and Russia later this week on the war in Ukraine.

Financial markets experienced significant volatility following Israel’s attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, with investors ...

By Florence Tan SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Oil prices were little changed on Monday as traders assess the impact of new European sanctions on Russian oil supply while they also worry about tariffs ...

Oil prices dropped to their lowest in a week on Monday as markets digested OPEC+'s decision to implement another significant ...

Crude oil futures plunged over 5% this week as bearish fundamentals—including rising OPEC+ output, weak exports, and fading ...

Selling pressure intensifies with risk building toward lower price levels.

Global markets show mixed responses as strong earnings reports from major corporations are tempered by rising inflation ...

Oil has been flirting with its highest price in 5 months after the US's military strikes on Iran. TD Asset Management's Hussein Allidina discusses the market reaction and potential risks.

Gene Goldman, CIO for Cetera Investment Management, expects a classic market reaction to geopolitical events: falling stocks, rising oil, and a surge in safe-haven assets like bonds, the US dollar ...

However, the Canadian Dollar could struggle as US President Donald Trump’s increased tariff to 35% from the previous 25% ...

Oil prices have been volatile this year, and they've cratered into a dangerous zone that threatens profitability for producers, a top energy investor said this week.

NEW YORK Stocks drifted to a mixed finish Friday as Wall Street worried about the impact of high oil prices on the nation's trade deficit and Intel Corp.'s bullish sales forecast prompted some ...