Recent events have created significant uncertainty in the stock market.

The Mideast war "is creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market", as Iran's chokehold on regional supplies forces Gulf producers to slash production, the International Energy Agency said Thursday (March 12).

Emergency oil stock releases and alternative supplies are mitigating some impacts of supply disruption from the Iran war, but prolonged conflict could deepen shortages and

1505 ET – Crude futures rise as the armed conflict in the Middle East prompts shippers to avoid transit through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, but settle well off earlier highs. “Apparently, the market feels the end game is sooner rather than later ...

O. P. Singh’s “Fear Tax” frames Middle East instability as a global cost: fear fuels arms, spikes prices, and shifts resources, making the world pay for conflicts it didn’t start.

Tokyo stocks plunged Monday, with the Nikkei index losing over 2,800 points and marking the third-largest point drop in history, as c

Research by broker UBS shows the S&P/ASX200 tends to rise after major geopolitical conflicts, by an average 15% one year ... Read More The post Health Check: Forget Middle East doomscrolling, history shows Aussie investors love wars and conflicts appeared first on Stockhead.

Jet fuel prices, which were around $85 to $90 per barrel before US-Israeli strikes on Iran, have soared to between $150 and $200

Investing.com - The war in the Middle East is creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market, the International Energy Agency said in a report on Thursday slashing its annual supply outlook,

Iran crisis deepens, how Switzerland is adapting its “good offices” tradition in an era of rising conflict and competing mediators.