What had long been feared and anticipated has finally erupted into full-blown war. After years of rising tensions, covert and ...

A prolonged conflict between Israel and Iran may do more than rattle energy markets. One argument on Wall Street is that it could push the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates sooner than expected.

As Iran and Israel trade strikes targeting nuclear facilities and energy sites, an oil expert says crude prices could rally ...

The Israeli military claims its campaign has eliminated high-value targets, including nine senior scientists, and severely ...

The recent Israeli airstrikes in Iran are unlikely to significantly affect the U.S. economy, according to top economists, according to Benzinga. Nomura’s David Seif said recession risks have risen ...

Brent oil has also pulled back as traders evaluated that potential impact of Israel – Iran conflict. From the technical point ...

If the conflict continues for long, the movement of merchant ships through routes such as Strait of Hormuz between Iran and UAE, and Red Sea would be affected.

Due to the war, India is increasingly at risk of collateral economic fallout, with energy security, trade routes, and key commercial interests facing growing uncertainty, the GTRI said.

Iran is one of the world’s top oil producers, and may try to block the Strait of Hormuz, a key export channel.

Fears of war in the Middle East could bring continued increases to energy costs and send prices at the pump higher. What ...

Stocks rose and oil prices retreated on Monday as investors shrugged off the continuation of hostilities between Israel and ...

Israel's shekel jumped sharply and stocks and bonds gained on Monday as investors began to look beyond the escalating ...