Oil prices climbed for a fourth straight session on Wednesday with rising more than $1 in early trade after fresh attacks across the Middle East deepened fears of supply disruptions.

Global oil prices rose on Thursday after the United States confirmed it is not in active negotiations with Iran, heightening concerns over prolonged disruptions to Middle East energy supplies.

Global oil prices fell sharply and Asian markets stumbled on Monday following two major global developments potential US-Iran peace talks and a rare joint currency intervention by the US and

Global oil prices fell slightly on Friday though they remain on track for a roughly 20% monthly gain. Despite escalating tensions from the US-Iran conflict increased oil shipments through crucial

Global crude oil prices slightly declined on Thursday despite escalating military tensions in the Middle East. While the US-Iran conflict intensifies immediate supply concerns have eased as oil tankers continue

Global oil prices experienced a sharp drop during Monday's opening of Asian markets as investors grew optimistic about a potential de-escalation of conflict in the Middle East.

Oil prices climbed to their highest level in over a month on Thursday and extending gains for a fifth straight day. The rally follows an announcement from Yemen's Houthi rebels

Global oil prices have surged to a six-week high due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East that threaten major commercial shipping routes. During Thursday's Asian trading Brent crude climbed

Global oil prices have plummeted to a four-month low following positive progress in diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran. Consequently, Brent crude futures fell 1.89% to $71.57 per

Oil prices dropped to near four-month lows on Wednesday (June 24) as tankers stranded in the Gulf began moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude slipped 37 cents,