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From the outset of the war between Israel and Hamas, the prospect of escalation into a regional war has been ever-present. Tensions ran high in April 2024 as Israel and Iran launched limited attacks...
The short answer is that it already has. Shortly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine began on February 22, 2022, the price of Brent crude soared by over 50%. Since that high point, a combination of...
An incident on Friday has led to the grounding of all Boeing 737-9 aircraft until they can be inspected for safety.
The last trading day of 2023 got off to a flat start, with equities trading with a fraction of a point of Thursday’s closing price. Crude oil was up slightly, and bonds were essentially flat in the...
Investors love dividend stocks because they provide dependable income and give investors a great opportunity for solid total return. Total return includes interest, capital gains, dividends, and...
Consumer price index reaction is mixed, while falling oil and gasoline prices offer some relief to American consumers.
Few things stick in the news headlines quite as well as the fluctuations in gasoline prices. In our car-obsessed culture, gasoline is literally the lifeblood of our civilization. Small changes,...
Crude oil prices have spiked since Saturday's Hamas attack on Israel, and activist investor Nelson Peltz is taking another run at gaining a seat on Disney's board.
Rising oil prices have chipped away at the U.S. industry's position as the world's swing producer. That role looks likely to go (back) to Saudi Arabia.
The Fed's interest rate decision was expected, but some of the consequences seem slightly out of whack.
A third IPO in less than five trading days launches Wednesday morning, after pricing above its expected range.
Congressional Republicans and Democrats have introduced legislation in both houses of Congres to sell a million-barrel gasoline reserve in the Northeast. Oil's days as the leading transport fuel are...
Crude prices are setting up to rise and people will continue to waste gobs of money on inefficient gasoline-powered cars.
The world's largest oil companies are reporting earnings for the June quarter. It is not pretty, but higher dividends and more stock buybacks are likely to keep investors in line.
The debt ceiling deal has cleared one hurdle, but a few more remain. That uncertainty has oil markets floundering.