Macro/Commodities

Trump threatens Iran with AI picture of himself with a gun: 'No more Mr. Nice guy!'.

Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed on Tuesday that Ukraine has intensified its attacks on civilian infrastructure, marking a new development in the ongoing conflict.

U.S. warns banks of sanctions risk over China ‘teapot’ refineries handling Iranian oil.

The energy firm's outlook is being supported by rising liquefied natural gas prices, which are contributing to improved financial performance.

Oil Rises Above $110 Amid Iran War Impasse.

First Vegas-style casino opens in New York City.

Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, warned that European airlines could face 'real failures' if jet fuel prices remain elevated, citing the impact of the ongoing Iran war.

The U.S.-Iran war has sent oil prices soaring, with ripple effects into the tech sector as investors look to hyperscalers' AI infrastructure spending.

Iran may have oil options to drag things out.

Oil major BP beats profit expectations as Iran war boosts fuel prices.

The central bank maintained its 0.75% rate in a 6-3 vote, while raising inflation forecasts due to ongoing Iran war-related supply risks.

New geopolitical developments are reshaping investment opportunities in Africa as the region emerges as a focal point for energy seekers.

The acquisition is expected to strengthen Shell’s position in the Montney shale basin and could influence energy market dynamics.

Bank of England to Stress Test Longer Energy Shock, Hold Interest Rates on Iran War.

China industrial profits jump 15.8% in March despite Iran war oil disruption.

Markets shrugged off renewed diplomatic setbacks between the U.S. and Iran, with sentiment holding up despite escalating tensions in the Middle East.

The move, reported by Axios, signals a new development in regional security dynamics and could influence.

This little-known ETF is up over 600% amid U.S.-Iran war, a better trade than oil or energy stocks.

Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, financial markets show limited concern over the conflict, with recent statements from President Donald Trump reinforcing this sentiment.

Baker Hughes lowers full-year guidance on prolonged Hormuz disruption.

The development adds a new layer to ongoing geopolitical tensions, with potential implications for energy markets.

The development comes after previous negotiations collapsed, with markets closely watching for signs of de-escalation.

Brent crude futures closed flat while WTI crude fell over 1% as the potential for direct negotiations between the U.S. and Iran emerged.