By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK (Reuters) -Oil prices rose nearly 1% on Wednesday, recovering from a sharp slide early this week, ...

Natural gas moved below the support at $3.60 – $3.65 and is trying to settle below the $3.50 level as traders wait for the ...

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Oil rose in the early Asian session on fears of supply disruptions caused by a possible resurgence in the Iran-Israel conflict.

WTI crude oil fell over 15% from recent highs, reaching $65 after breaking key trendline support. Click to read.

Brent settled on Tuesday at its lowest since June 10 and WTI since June 5, both before Israel launched a surprise attack on key Iranian military and nuclear facilities on June 13 ...

Direct U.S. involvement in the war had investors worried about the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway between Iran and Oman, through which between 18 million and 19 million barrels per day (bpd) of ...

Oil futures extended yesterday’s losses as the Israel-Iran cease-fire took another chunk of risk premium out of the market and fundamentals came back into focus.

These prices may experience some short-term pressure as farmers accumulate a new winter wheat harvest, but production issues in the southern portion of the country as well as a possible reduction to ...

Oil prices tumbled sharply on June 24, with WTI crude futures sinking to $66 per barrel. Israel and Iran agreed to ceasefire, ...

But even if there is eventually some downside action for stocks, history says it likely wouldn't be long-lasting. In a note ...

Key Takeaways Oil futures surged to a five-month high Monday morning after the U.S. struck Iranian nuclear facilities over ...