Energy and utilities lead gains while investors monitor supply risks in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran War
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Tehran’s reassurance offers brief relief to energy markets, but risks remain high
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Early cost of Middle East conflict raises questions about funding, strategy, and long-term economic impact
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Futures & CommoditiesReviews
Why Oil Keeps Rising Despite a Massive Strategic Reserve Release
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnTraders bet on prolonged war risk as markets doubt emergency oil stocks can offset Hormuz disruption
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Attacks on cargo vessels signal deepening maritime crisis in the world’s most critical oil corridor
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Historic emergency move aims to stabilize energy markets as the Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens global supply
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From the Strait of Hormuz to Asian economies, the conflict reveals how oil geopolitics still shapes global power.
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Millions of barrels still move through the world’s most critical energy chokepoint as Beijing quietly stockpiles crude
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Clashes in the world’s most critical oil chokepoint intensify fears of a global supply shock
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Energy shock from Middle East war raises stagflation fears across global markets