The unexpected attack by Israel on Iran, a major oil-producing nation, may undermine anaemic global economic growth and hinder central banks ability to cope in an already uncertain market.

The conflict between Israel and Iran has reached an unprecedented level, with verbal threats and aerial engagement with ...

Even before the current escalation with Iran, Israel had dramatically increased its defence budget amid its multiple regional ...

The Dollar extends gains for the third consecutive day as Middle East tensions escalate.

Rising oil and gas prices are bad news for the US and, above all, the EU. Despite calls for restraint, European powers ...

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the government would not raise the price of RON95 petrol following the increase ...

The Philippines is trying to boost the share of renewable energy in the country’s energy mix to 35 percent by 2030 and to ...

The Bank of England has kept its main interest rate at the two-year low of 4.25% as fears grow that the conflict between ...

While the oil price in dollars has all but wiped out its decline for the year so far, the euro price of Brent crude is still ...

Oil futures have risen roughly 10% since the start of the Israel-Iran conflict. Analysts predict prices could go higher if ...

In its latest June Global Economic Forecast, S&P Global warns that any disruption to oil flows from the Gulf—such as a ...

About a quarter of the world’s oil trade passes through the Strait of Hormuz, which links the Persian Gulf to the Indian ...