Crude futures were lower and ING said the market’s biggest fear is the Strait of Hormuz shutting down, with significant disruption to oil flows sufficient to push prices to $120 a barrel.

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Wednesday said that the government is preparing to roll out fuel subsidies in response to the expected ...

OIL prices eased in Asian trade on Wednesday, after a gain of 4% from the previous session, as markets weighed the chance of ...

A furious Tehran went on the attack on Thursday evening, threatening to unleash financial and military chaos across the ...

The naira maintained its bullish momentum at the unofficial market as it cracked below the N1600/$ resistance line, while the ...

Asian shares are mixed and oil prices have dropped Wednesday as investors calmed from the jitters of conflict in the Middle ...

Israel's attacks are increasing geopolitical risks in the region and putting pressure on the Turkish economy. Rising energy ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is eyeing the deployment of fuel subsidies to cushion the impact of rising oil prices ...

Dubai: Shipping container rates into and from the UAE could be in for increases, and a cost that businesses will be looking ...

Oil prices rose 4% on fears the Iran-Israel conflict could disrupt supplies. US President Donald Trump demanded Iran's ...

Iran conflict, focusing on any signs that Iran may seek to disrupt crude flows across the Strait of Hormuz The oil market ...

India does not buy significant oil from Iran, but it could still impact India. Israel has been consistently hitting the oil ...