Over on Wall Street, all three major US indexes sank on Friday, spooked by the Middle East flare-up and surging energy prices. The Dow tumbled 1.79%, the S&P 500 fell 1.13%, and the Nasdaq slid 1.30%.

Rising geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, Trump's warning, and sector-wide stock declines fuel market volatility despite upbeat U.S. sentiment data.

By Wayne Cole and Alun John SYDNEY/LONDON (Reuters) -World shares nudged up on Monday, with oil prices steadier but holding ...

Oil futures were giving back a small slice of the Friday rally sparked by Israel's strike on Iran and resulting fears the conflict could threaten crude flows out of the Middle East. Those fears have l ...

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) -Global energy executives gathered in the Malaysian capital on Monday for an industry conference with ...

Parts of Iran's nuclear network seem invulnerable without ground troops. Can Israel overcome that hurdle while minimizing ...

Oil prices were stable on Monday after Iran's oil production infrastructure was excluded from intensification of military ...

India’s share market indices, Sensex and Nifty50, ended the day's trade in green on Monday, June 16, 2025. Latest business ...

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The Israel-Iran conflict is pushing up global petroleum prices, but American oil producers have little interest in ...

In Toledo, a gallon of gas costs, on average, $3.03. This is a number that's 6.5 cents higher than it was last week. The ...

Amid the tragedy of the Israel-Iran conflict, stocks are proving stoic. Futures early Monday, as the missile attacks continued, showed the S&P 500 once again reclaiming the 6,000 mark. That's only ...