Oil prices have surged amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, with traders hedging against a "worst-case scenario" that could see prices climb to $100 a barrel.

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Recent Middle East tensions, particularly Israel-Hezbollah conflicts, have caused global oil price fluctuations. The IEA's ...

U.S. stocks are drifting, and crude oil prices are continuing to rise as the world waits to see how Israel will respond to a ...

MSCI's global equities index was down slightly on Wednesday while the dollar rose and oil prices pared earlier gains, as ...

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It's normal for commodities to get relatively cheap after price pumps akin to 2022, but typical reversion of an emerging ...

Stocks held firm on Wednesday and safe haven assets such as government bonds and the dollar gained ground, as investors held ...