100 related stories
President Trump threatened Iran and Houthi rebels with 'major military punishment' if Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea continue. He stated that Iran would be held responsible for these actions, which have caused oil prices to surge.
The Saudi-led coalition launched attacks on Houthi targets in Yemen, including the port city of Hodeidah, prompting the Houthis to vow retaliation and warning of a dangerous escalation in the conflict.
Oil prices have risen above $100 a barrel, reaching their highest levels since May, following intensified Houthi attacks on oil tankers in the Middle East. These attacks have increased supply risks and prompted some tankers to alter their routes.
A Saudi prince found dead in a luxury London hotel died from a lethal combination of alcohol, cannabis, and Xanax, according to reports detailing the grim circumstances.
Oil prices are experiencing a significant increase due to growing concerns over a potential regional war involving Iran and its impact on crucial transit routes. Analysts warn that a full-scale conflict could lead to record-breaking oil prices.
Neste, a renewable jet fuel producer, has reported its best-ever quarterly results, swinging to profit amidst turmoil in the oil market. Despite the record performance, the CEO warned about production limitations.
Brent crude oil prices have surpassed $100 a barrel as conflict in the Persian Gulf region escalates, with reports indicating a significant reduction in shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
The EU has sanctioned Georgia's Kulevi oil refinery for its involvement in processing Russian oil. Following the sanctions, the refinery announced it would cease using Russian crude.
Sources claim that Iran transported between 10 and 21 IRGC personnel, including senior commanders, along with missile equipment to Yemen's Houthi rebels, an exclusive report confirms.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) in the Philippines is planning to expand and increase fuel discounts for public utility vehicles (PUVs) in response to recent oil price hikes.
Yaki Dayan, former Israeli consul, warned that a US-Saudi nuclear agreement could trigger a regional arms race and trap the US in an 'escalation trap'.
The United States launched strikes against Iran, extending from south to north, in response to threats made by former President Trump regarding Red Sea shipping, which has seen Houthi attacks force tankers to reroute.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed a missile attack on the southern Saudi city of Jizan, after vowing retaliation against the kingdom for attacks this week.
Prime Minister Anwar announced that a Malaysian vessel has been cleared to pass through the Red Sea and is anticipated to arrive in Melaka by early August.
Global equities experienced a mixed day, with Brent crude oil prices dropping below US$97 a barrel after Houthi rebels announced they were not blocking traffic through the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
Chaos on four distinct geopolitical fronts is driving wild swings in oil prices and fueling fears about global supply, impacting market stability.
The world is currently experiencing its largest oil shock in history, yet oil prices have not yet reached the levels economists predicted would trigger a global recession.
Blue chip stocks saw a rebound during midday trading on July 24, driven by a significant plunge in oil prices.
Economists warn that Australian households could face an interest rate hike and petrol prices exceeding $2 a litre, as the escalating Middle East crisis pushes global crude oil prices above $US100 a barrel.
Europeans are expressing concerns about increasing dependence on American energy as a January 1 deadline approaches for ending liquefied natural gas imports from Russia.
Gilts are currently caught between dual risks stemming from the Burnham Debut and the impact of an oil shock on the market.
The trade body Offshore Energies UK is urging the UK Government to provide a 'powerful reset' for the energy sector by backing controversial oil and gas projects in the North Sea.
Georgia's Foreign Ministry has expressed regret over the EU's decision to conditionally include the Kulevi oil refinery in its 21st Russia sanctions package, stating there were no factual or legal grounds for the move and hoping for a review.
Oil tankers are incurring higher costs to reroute from the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb straits, which are experiencing disruptions due to actions by Iran and Houthi rebels, forcing Saudi Arabia to find alternative export routes.
Environmental advocates criticize the Carney government's financial support for the oil and gas industry, stating it contradicts a federal commitment to phase out fossil fuel subsidies.
China is reportedly rushing to buy more oil from Eastern Russia as escalating tensions and risks in the Middle East raise concerns about global energy supplies.
The 13th night of continued strikes targeted key military and commercial sites as clashes continue over key shipping routes.
India has reportedly paid $15 billion for Russian oil imports in rupees over three months as its purchases of Russian oil soared.
Global bond markets are experiencing significant pressure as a surge in oil prices reignites concerns about inflation.
Since the 2014 coup, Yemeni Houthi rebels have forcibly recruited thousands of minors annually, deploying them to front lines to fight against the government and Saudi Arabia.
Oil prices have surged above $100 per barrel, driven by renewed supply fears following attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea and disruptions to Kazakhstan's oil exports.
Global crude oil prices surged past $100 per barrel as escalating Red Sea attacks disrupted supplies, raising fears of wider global oil trade disruptions.
Oil prices have seen a significant surge as the conflict with Iran reportedly expands, raising concerns about global supply and market stability.
Gold prices experienced a significant drop, while oil prices surged, leading to a rise in 10-year Treasury yields to an 18-month high, reflecting broader market shifts.
Former President Trump stated that any nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia would be contingent on the kingdom normalizing ties with Israel, a condition that has reportedly surprised Saudi officials and put the agreement at risk.
Donald Trump stated that a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia would not proceed unless the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords, adding a new condition to the potential deal. This announcement has caused internal White House panic and raised concerns about Middle East arms proliferation.
Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are raising concerns about a potential wider conflict in the Middle East and significant global economic damage. These actions are impacting oil prices and international trade routes.
Oil prices have surged past $100 per barrel, with Brent crude jumping 8%, due to the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Analysts describe the market situation as a 'perfect storm' as global markets slide in response.
An oil tanker bound for Japan made a U-turn in the Red Sea and rerouted around Africa, incurring costly transit, due to threats from Houthi rebels. Kenya has also raised alarm over the Houthi threat to blockade the Red Sea strait.
After the US and Saudi Arabia signed a nuclear deal, President Trump introduced a new condition, stating that Saudi Arabia must recognize Israel for the agreement to proceed.
Asian stock markets experienced a broad decline, with shares of major tech companies like Google and Tesla falling significantly. The sell-off was exacerbated by a spike in oil prices, which revived inflation fears and negatively impacted bond markets.
Confindustria, Italy's main business lobby, has expressed alarm over the economic outlook, citing the impact of fresh conflict in the Gulf and rising oil and gas prices. These factors are expected to hinder economic growth, particularly in the third quarter.
Oil prices have reached $100 a barrel, leading to a global bond sell-off and causing shares to fall. The surge in oil prices has also prompted the European Central Bank to consider potential interest rate hikes.
Houthi rebels claimed a missile strike on Saudi Arabia on Saturday, hours after vowing to retaliate against the kingdom for attacks as the Middle East conflict expanded. Riyadh struck Houthi military…
Brent crude oil prices have retreated from $100 per barrel, following signs that Red Sea shipping traffic is beginning to move again.
An analysis suggests that Saudi Arabia should develop a nuclear industry but without its own uranium enrichment capabilities, emphasizing that nuclear proliferation remains the greatest threat amid Middle East tensions.
Tariffs are back, but this time there is a war in the Persian Gulf and oil has hit $100 a barrel.
An analysis explores why oil forecasts frequently fail, citing factors such as ongoing wars, inventory levels, and China's economic influence as key disruptors.
The Tehran Times has published an analysis titled 'Reaping the Whirlwind: $100 Oil and Ruined US Bases Shatter Trump’s Iran Strategy.' The article discusses the impact of rising oil prices and damaged US bases on Trump's approach to Iran.
Wall Street investors are reportedly facing significant challenges, including the prospect of $100 oil, ongoing tariffs, and anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence.
This week's market catalysts include major tech company earnings reports, the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the anticipated IPO of Jersey Mike's, and ongoing concerns about oil prices.
The official cause of death for a Saudi prince found at a Kensington hotel has been confirmed as a cocktail of drugs, over six months after his passing.
U.S. stock markets showed mixed performance as global oil prices began to retreat from the $100 per barrel level.
Azerbaijan's oil exports to Tunisia have reportedly increased by 2.4 times in the first half of 2026, according to a report.
Indian stock markets closed significantly lower for the fifth consecutive session, with the Sensex down 900 points and Nifty50 ending below 23,800. Rising oil prices and escalating Middle East tensions are cited as key factors fueling investor caution and a continued selling trend by foreign institutional investors.
Global anxieties about inflation have returned, fueled by oil prices nearing $100 per barrel and the imposition of new tariffs, signaling potential economic headwinds.
An opinion article suggests that the Houthi group has returned to address unresolved issues with Pakistan, a situation the country previously narrowly avoided.
Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir reportedly mediated a Saudi-Iran deal by leveraging a joint oil transport venture with the IRGC Chief, which has been discreetly moving oil from Iran to Pakistan since late last year.
The Romanian Prime Minister has stated there is no fuel supply risk in the next two weeks, despite Kazakhstan suspending oil deliveries.
Rising oil prices are reportedly weighing on gold as investors prepare for the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting next week.
Oil prices have climbed to $100 per barrel, raising concerns that the current energy shock could be more significant than initially perceived.
The Indian Rupee recovered 22 paise against the US dollar in early trade, despite Brent crude topping $100, with the Reserve Bank of India's intervention likely aiding stabilization.
The Greek political party PASOK is reportedly facing internal turmoil, with commentary also touching on defense procurement, housing, and the broader economic landscape where central bankers are silent as oil prices speak.
The Philippine Peso has fallen to a new record low against the US Dollar, a decline attributed to advancing oil prices and broader economic pressures.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is facing renewed scrutiny over its N7.13 trillion energy-security expense recorded in 2024, raising questions about the national oil company's financial accountability.
Seven pipeline projects are being considered to reduce Iran's strategic control over the Strait of Hormuz, as Brent crude futures topped $100 a barrel due to disruptions in the Strait and Bab el-Mandeb.
Asian stocks are projected to fall as global oil prices surge past $100 per barrel, impacting market stability.
Wall Street experienced a mixed day with some stocks rising and others falling, influenced by tech earnings reports from companies like Intel and Google, and broader economic factors including fluctuating oil prices. Analyst calls on major tech firms also contributed to the varied market activity.
The United States has continued its aerial strikes on Iran for a 13th consecutive night, escalating tensions in the Middle East and causing global oil prices to skyrocket. The sustained military action has raised concerns about a prolonged conflict and its economic impact.
The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran has intensified, leading to arrests in Gulf states and disruptions to oil transport in the region. This escalation has caused oil prices to soar and has left many Iranians feeling trapped by the prolonged war.
Japan's core consumer price index (CPI) rebounded to 1.6% in June, an increase from a four-year low, driven by higher oil prices. Despite the acceleration, the annual inflation rate remains below the Bank of Japan's target.
S&P 500 futures remained steady as major technology stocks saw a rebound in trading. This occurred while Brent crude oil prices dipped below $100 a barrel.
A Mumbai man who ordered an iPhone worth Rs 1.11 lakh online received beard oil instead and has been awarded Rs 2.14 lakh in compensation from Flipkart and the seller. The consumer court ruled in his favor after the delivery mix-up.
Houthi attacks forced several other tankers to turn around and head north through the Suez Canal
Tanker crossings through the Strait of Hormuz have fallen to their lowest level in over two months, according to recent data. This decline could indicate shifts in oil shipping patterns or regional tensions.
International buyers are increasingly seeking U.S. crude oil due to market volatility caused by ongoing conflicts. This surge in demand reflects a global scramble for stable energy sources.
Houthi rebels claimed a missile strike on Saudi Arabia on Saturday, hours after vowing to retaliate against the kingdom for attacks as the Middle East conflict expanded. Riyadh struck Houthi military…
Brent crude oil prices have fallen from $100 per barrel, signaling a retreat as indications emerge that traffic in the Red Sea is moving more freely.
An expert discusses Saudi Arabia's potential for a nuclear industry, arguing against its development of its own uranium enrichment capabilities due to nuclear proliferation threats in the Middle East.
The document, dated to the late 18th or early 19th century, is illustrated with images of ships and religious buildings. It depicts more than 180 islands, along with reefs, landmarks and flags.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has extended an invitation to Nigerian President Tinubu to attend the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh this October.
An analyst suggests that market concerns regarding inflation, driven by rising oil prices, are contributing to a downward trend in stock values.
Roads in Pennsylvania are being treated with oil and gas brine, which contains radioactive wastewater, raising concerns about the unknown fate of radium after its application and potential environmental and health impacts.
Airlines and cruise line stocks experienced gains as oil prices declined, fueled by optimism surrounding potential Pakistan-brokered peace talks.
Iran has issued a warning to countries assisting a potential US attack, as Middle East tensions drive Brent crude oil prices above $100 a barrel for the first time since May.
The U.S. economy, which had begun to accelerate, has slowed down following the failure of Iran peace talks and a subsequent surge in oil prices, with S&P surveys indicating rising inflation and supply chain issues.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) carried out a series of successful overnight strikes on July 24, targeting oil refineries, oil pumping facilities, and a radar station in Russia and temporarily occupied Crimea.
TEN (Tsakos Energy Navigation) has taken delivery of its third DP2 shuttle tanker, which is intended for a long-term charter with a major US oil company. This delivery is part of a larger order of 12 such tankers being built in South Korea.
Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, is reportedly targeting a $100 billion business empire, with strategic investments and expansion plans centered around oil and fertilizer production.
Former U.S. deputy national security adviser Jon Finer discussed with NPR's A Martínez the potential effects of the Houthi rebels' blockade of the Red Sea on the global economy.
The European Union has authorized its naval mission in the Indian Ocean to stop and board Russian shadow fleet tankers suspected of illicit activities.
SLB, a $70 billion oil services company, is positioned to capitalize on the growth of AI data centers and an anticipated boom in oil exploration following events in the Strait of Hormuz.
A tanker has reportedly exited the Red Sea, going dark, while another Chinese vessel is making its way towards the Strait, indicating ongoing shipping movements in a region marked by heightened tensions.
An analysis suggests that oil prices are playing a minor role in the current discussions surrounding interest rates, alongside a mention of Japanese stocks.
The head of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has strongly condemned the recent attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea, warning that the violence endangers seafarers and exacerbates global supply chain pressures.
Nigeria successfully completed its latest oil block bidding round, with 31 winners emerging from 143 bidders after a seven-hour transparency test.
Pump dealers in India are requesting standard operating procedures (SOPs) and necessary tools for testing ethanol-blended petrol, as oil marketing companies intensify quality control efforts.
Reuters projects a 60 percent increase in Russia’s oil and gas revenue for July compared to the previous year. This significant jump is attributed to rising global oil prices.
Oil prices are set for a weekly gain as ongoing tensions in the Middle East fuel concerns over global supply, impacting the crude market.