Oil

Wall Street remains focused on oil prices this week—and likely for the foreseeable future.

Soaring oil. Slumping jobs. Fears of renewed inflation. How much can stocks take before giving up the ghost?

Exxon Mobil and Marathon Petroleum look vulnerable even as crude oil rallies.

Airline stocks have taken a hammering this week–travelers’ wallets could be next.

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Cryptos have had a good week despite the escalating Iran War. Other catalysts lie ahead.

Oil surged past $80 a barrel as the conflict in Iran escalates. Plus, checking in on software stocks.

Crude prices would need to climb 50% or so, to $125 a barrel, for the war to inflect significant economic pain in the U.S., economists say.

Oil prices have become a focus since the U.S. started military strikes targeting Iran.

Presidio Production Company went public through the SPAC process.

International oil benchmarks were up Thursday, as investors prepared themselves for a protracted conflict in the Middle East.

The world still runs on oil, and Iran has the third-largest reserves in the world.

Energy stocks have surged but for some the gains may be coming to an end.

The Trump administration’s efforts to support some transit in the strait won’t be enough to stabilize the energy market over the longer run, Ben Cahill writes in a guest commentary.

Global markets are diverging as the U.S.-Iran war enters its sixth day.

Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Occidental Petroleum gave up gains following a report about Iranian intelligence officials reaching out to their American counterparts.

Oil fell back from highs Wednesday as investors assessed the chances of a de-escalation to the Iran War.

The overnight plunge in South Korea suggests investors can’t see where the next pocket of risk will emerge.

If the Iran war ends in the next few days, markets would likely avoid the nightmare scenario of a long-term spike in oil and natural-gas prices.

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MongoDB, Archer Aviation, and more stocks fall amid a busy earnings week as financial guidance underwhelms investors.

Oil prices were already elevated ahead of the U.S. strikes on Iran, but have since climbed sharply.

Traders initially treated the Iran conflict as just another geopolitical blip. That assumption is becoming harder to defend, Carolyn Kissane writes in a guest commentary.

Shares of oil refiners have kept climbing.

Middle East tensions have extended oil price gains, as Brent crude climbed past $80 a barrel.