Middle East Tensions Rise, Oil Prices Fall Jun. 30, 2025 7:27 AM ET Crude Oil Futures (CL1:COM), CO1:COM, SPGSBR CL1:COM, CO1:COM, SPGSBR DBE USO DBO USL BNO OILK USOI OLOXF UCO 1 Comment ...

The Oil Price Rollercoaster from Mideast Tensions June 23, 2025 — 07:03 pm EDT Written by Jeff Remsburg for InvestorPlace -> ...

U.S. stocks reached fresh highs last week and oil prices pulled back as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East appeared to subside. Yet, beneath the surface of options markets, signs of caution ...

The IDF’s announcement came just hours after a U.S. official said Iran was preparing imminently to launch a ballistic missile attack against Israel. The official said the U.S. was actively supporting ...

Oil prices made a modest recovery as June ended, driven by easing Middle East tensions, strong summer gasoline demand, and shifting global supply dynamics.

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The price of oil has slid in recent days despite an escalation in Middle East tensions. Have investors become desensitized to geopolitical shocks or are there other factors at play? Bart Melek ...

The first half of the year saw significant oil price volatility influenced by U.S. trade policies, OPEC+ production decisions, and geopolitical tensions.

Oil prices dropped substantially since our last report. In today’s report we are to discuss fundamental issues affecting oil prices and include the state of the US oil market, as well as the demand ...

(RTTNews) - Crude oil prices increased on Thursday as fresh tension brewing in the Middle East generated demand, while a drop in US inventories was seen as reflecting robust summer demand.

Crude oil average prices fell to $66.7 a barrel from $76.3 a barrel in the first quarter of the year, but the company’s ...