Well-supplied markets and weakening demand for crude concern American drillers.

Iran could jam navigational devices, slowing transit, or drop mines in the water, forcing the U.S. Navy to do more escorts.

Oil futures surged to a five-month high Monday morning after the U.S. struck Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend but ...

Analysts with ING financial group outlined four possible avenues for Iran: full escalation that also draws in other nations ...

Critical Chokepoint: The Strait of Hormuz (~20% of global oil flows) remains at risk. Disruption is not binary - the U.S. 5th ...

Oil and gas prices rose after the U.S. struck Iran’s nuclear infrastructure over the weekend, but the gains moderated early ...

"The fact that crude oil prices worldwide have already risen significantly over the past week or two means that we have gas ...

Oil Takes a Dive as Measured Retaliation Cools Mideast Fears, Boosts Stocks Global financial markets experienced a dramatic ...

If oil prices are any measure, Iran just flinched. The price of oil tumbled Monday afternoon in an historical move as traders bet that Iran’s decision to bomb a U.S. base in Qatar signals it is not ...

Gulf oil giants like Saudi Aramco, ADNOC, and QatarEnergy are investing billions to nearly double LNG capacity by 2030. Deals include ADNOC’s $18.7B bid for Santos, QatarEnergy’s expansion at ...

A Kansas City economist says gas prices should remain near $3 this summer, with minimal impact from Middle East instability.

Stocks jumped and oil prices tumbled Monday as Iran's retaliation for the U.S. bombing of the country's nuclear facilities resulted in no casualties or significant damage, raising hopes that the ...