T he American-Israeli campaign against Iran is not abating. Since February 28th the two countries have bombed a range of targets, including Iran’s leadership, military infrastru ...

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With Iran targeting U.S. bases in other countries in the West Asian region, the U.S.-Israel attack has created a massive ripple effect extending well beyond the region, threatening global energy ...

After America and Israel struck at the heart of the mullahs’ regime on February 28th, killing its supreme leader, what remains of the regime is desperate. And both aspects of the nightmare scenario ...

The U.S. dairy industry is currently being held together by cattle prices and export volumes. Conflict with Iran has everyone on edge for what this means for the U.S. economy and if any of that impact ...

While it's tempting to assume the dollar's long-lost "safety" bid has returned since the weekend Iran attacks, it's not as clear-cut as it seems and owes more to relative energy plays. Yet the ...

Gas prices in Asia and Europe have surged as the conflict in the Middle East spreads, with shipping through the Strait of ...

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Markets are bracing for a prolonged shutdown of the vital Strait of Hormuz which could rocket oil prices as high as $US150 a ...

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But the world changes — fast-forward a decade, and those same nations are guzzling U.S. LNG like it’s fine Bordeaux, all while patting themselves on the back for ditching Russian gas. Is it hypocrisy?

Energy analysts are bracing for a possible oil supply shock after U.S. strikes on Iran reignited fears of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.