Economy

WTI crude surges past $86 amid US-Iran conflict, triggering 800-point Dow drop. Gas prices and mortgage rates rise as consumers face immediate impact from geopolitical tensions.

Middle East conflict shuts Strait of Hormuz, oil surges 24% in worst week since March 2022. Gas prices jump 27 cents as markets face stagflation fears

Crude oil surges above $90 amid Iran conflict concerns, marking the highest level since the Russia-Ukraine war. What this means for inflation and your wallet.

Binance told U.S. Senate investigators it found no direct transactions with Iranian entities, pushing back on $1.7 billion Iran-linked flow allegations and calling media reports defamatory.

Trump demands Iran's 'unconditional surrender,' driving oil to 3-year highs at $90. With US jobs declining and inflation risks rising, Fed faces impossible choice. What this means for your investments.

Trump administration officials are ruling out Treasury oil futures trades for now, stepping back from earlier promises to support domestic oil producers through market intervention.

American companies are battling the government for billions in tariff refunds after courts ruled Trump-era levies illegal, but Washington refuses to pay back the money.

Kazakhstan's central bank plans to invest $350 million from reserves into crypto-linked assets, marking unprecedented move in central banking. What does this signal for global finance?

Samsung reveals camera-equipped AI smart glasses launching this year to challenge Meta's Ray-Ban dominance. Can the tech giant crack the code?

Global bond markets plunge as Middle East tensions derail central bank rate-cut plans, hitting pension funds and investment portfolios worldwide.

Chinese economic officials warn of near-term volatility from Iran conflict while pledging to pursue balanced trade after recording a $1.2 trillion surplus, raising questions about policy credibility.

U.S. businesses are pushing Trump for a unified China strategy ahead of the high-stakes March summit, warning that mixed signals could hurt long-term commercial interests.