The oil supply shock from the Iran war is directly impacting what Americans pay to fill up their cars, with gasoline prices up an average of roughly 60 cents since hostilities erupted on February 28.

Five commodities, one framework: defined levels, defined risk, and the patience to let price come to the trade. A ...

Gas prices inched lower for a second straight week, though they remain near their highest level in almost four years.

The Iran war has pushed up gasoline, groceries and other prices for consumers.

Natural gas extends bullish momentum after reclaiming the 100-day moving average, with price action targeting a key ...

European gas futures are climbing due to Middle East disruptions, damaged LNG infrastructure, and reduced supply via the Strait of Hormuz. Europe’s gas storage is critically low (around 28%), ...

One month-plus into the truce, supply-demand dynamics dominate as US production stays robust. WTI plunges below $92 after channel violation, Brent defends $95.01 support, and Natural Gas holds steady ...

A preliminary reading of US consumer sentiment for the month of May showed that higher prices at the pump and rising costs due to the US-Iran war are impacting Americans’ mindset on the state of the ...

Trump tries to calm concerns over gas prices as Iran's supreme leader threatens Strait of Hormuz 05:31 The oil supply shock from the Iran war is directly impacting what Americans pay to fill up their ...