oil markets

Brent crude rose 4.2 percent this week to $95 per barrel, pushing the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield up 18 basis points as markets price in a longer stretch of restrictive policy.

Declining transit volume through the world's most critical oil chokepoint is tightening supply expectations and lifting inflation risk premiums across rates markets.

President Trump authorized U.S. military strikes on multiple Iranian targets Thursday, sending oil prices sharply higher and triggering a broad market selloff.

Tehran's defiance of international demands raises stakes for global oil markets and defense spending as diplomatic options narrow

Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund offers exposure to major oil and gas producers benefiting from seasonal consumption increases and stable crude prices above $80 per barrel

Tehran's state media declared the Strait of Hormuz will stay under Iranian management, asserting leverage over the 21 million barrels of oil transiting daily

President announced agreement to open critical oil transit route after calls with regional leaders, with details coming soon

Secret Oman talks target lifting sanctions for Iranian oil exports and $10 billion in frozen funds, but Capitol Hill opposition mounts

The overnight conversation focused on escalating tensions with Iran, revealing a rift between Washington and Jerusalem on regional strategy

President's dismissive comment highlights White House tightrope walk: pressure Tehran without sending crude markets soaring

The clandestine outpost in the Iraqi desert provided critical support for Israeli air campaigns, deepening regional instability and complicating U.S. security interests

The Revolutionary Guards announced missiles and drones are locked on U.S. targets, pushing crude oil higher and boosting defense shares

One-page proposal would unlock $60 billion in frozen assets and flood markets with 1.5 million barrels daily, threatening U.S. shale profits

The deteriorating health of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi in Iran escalates regional tensions, forcing bond investors to price in higher energy inflation and safe-haven demand.