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U.S.-Iran tensions are expected to drive up oil tanker rates, with the current rate for hiring a supertanker on the Middle East-to-China route surging to over $150,000, the highest since 2020.

Oil prices continue to rise due to escalating Middle East tensions, with a 5.70% gain this week and a 20% increase from December lows, sparking concerns about the market's potential for further growth.

Indian bonds declined due to rising crude prices, fueling inflation concerns in the country.

Oil prices are expected to post their first weekly gain since January due to rising tensions with Iran, following President Trump's threat to the country.

Oil prices have surged to their highest level since August due to escalating tensions between the US and Iran, indicating a potential increase in global oil demand and supply disruptions.

Cenovus Energy reported a significant increase in Q4 net earnings due to record upstream production, reaching 917,900 barrels of oil equivalent per day.

The global oil benchmark, Brent crude futures, has reached a 6-month high of $71 a barrel due to concerns over a potential U.S.-Iran conflict, which may disrupt oil supplies.

Oil prices surge to a six-month high as concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict intensify, with Brent Crude reaching $71.55 and WTI Crude at $66.37 per barrel.

Bitcoin is expected to log its longest losing streak since 2022 due to geopolitical tensions, which are lifting the U.S.

Oil prices surged nearly 3% after peace talks between Ukraine and Russia broke down, heightening market fears of prolonged sanctions and supply restrictions on Russian oil.

Oil prices surged over 2% due to concerns of potential war between the U.S.

Japan and the US have reached a $36 billion deal for oil, gas, and mineral projects, marking the first investment under their $550 billion trade agreement.