Middle East

U.S. exporters of liquefied natural gas—Venture Global, NextDecade, and Cheniere—stand to be big winners from the conflict in Iran.

When oil rises, gasoline usually follows—though not instantly.

An unsteady market now faces huge, and undefined, risks tied to a prolonged conflict in the Persian Gulf.

Geopolitical strategists are closely monitoring Beijing’s reaction to the U.S. and Israel attack in Iran.

Treasuries have taken a lot of flak from Wall Street in recent years, because they stopped behaving like a safe haven. It’s time to show some respect again.

Investors should assess the Middle East conflict carefully before reacting, Matt Gertken writes in a guest commentary.

Oil tankers in the Persian Gulf are diverting to safety in Qatar, and Tehran has launched missiles against U.S. bases in the Gulf,

U.S. and Iranian officials are scheduled to meet to discuss Tehran’s nuclear program.

Oil was building on recent gains amid reports that the U.S. military could be preparing for a strike against Iran.

With foreign stocks outperforming domestic stocks, investors are getting products tied to international indexes with downside protection.

President Donald Trump said he has given Iran a deadline to negotiate a nuclear deal, and that no one but Tehran knows when it is.

Global markets became increasingly concerned about tensions between the U.S. and Iran.

The Iranian regime, embattled by protesters, the U.S., and Israel, might panic, Matt Gertken writes in a guest commentary.

Stocks have shrugged off…practically everything in the first two weeks of the year.

Oil prices rose after the president posted on social media that protests against the regime in Tehran should continue. “HELP IS ON THE WAY,” he said.

Calm headline growth figures mask a realignment among emerging and developed economies, Marcello Estevão and Jonathan Fortun writes in a guest commentary.

U.S. exporters may have trouble selling LNG cargoes in the year ahead, Leslie Palti-Guzman writes in a guest commentary.

The company announced a raft of leadership changes Monday as the company prepares for life without Warren Buffett at the helm.

Jefferies analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu estimates about $4 billion in sales and $1.50 in EPS for the aerospace company from sales of the jets to the kingdom.

Microsoft said the Trump administration has approved its plans to send Nvidia chips to the U.A.E. for building data centers needed to train AI models

The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia can boast advantages in the competition for data centers: cheap energy and deep capital pockets.

The IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva sees “exceptionally high” uncertainly persisting. Here’s her advice for nations navigating tricky economies.

Nvidia stock was gaining as Japan's Fujitsu outlined an expanded collaboration with the chip maker but hardware purchases by the UAE could be delayed.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the videogame maker is close to making a deal that would take it private.

The attack could raise concerns of the conflict spreading into the wider region.