Trump's Truth Social post eased immediate strike fears but left intact the supply risk premium from attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.

A jump in crude plus elevated bond yields and renewed doubts about AI profits pulled all major U.S. indexes off their records.

Record attacks on tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz threaten the main conduit for Gulf crude exports.

Evacuations ahead of the storm knocked roughly a quarter of U.S. Gulf output offline, adding to global supply pressure.

The agency's monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook lifted crude price assumptions on Middle East supply risk.

Pump prices remain near record autumn highs even as the national average slipped for a second week.

Reports that Washington was weighing new strikes on Iran pushed crude above $104 before easing.

Fresh Gulf attacks and thin spare capacity sharpened upward pressure on crude forecasts.

The regional Fed bank attributes the recent pump price surge mainly to downstream outages rather than crude input costs.

Higher crude prices lifted integrated and shale producers with direct exposure to Brent and WTI.

The company lifted force majeure after repairs restored deliveries interrupted earlier in the week.

The combined enterprise value is roughly C$50.47 billion, the companies said.

The acquired assets are already interconnected with Energy Transfer's gas and NGL infrastructure.

The divestment hands ONEOK natural gas gathering and processing infrastructure in the Permian's Midland Basin.

Vessels are rushing to capture soaring freight fees for crude passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Talks on renewed flows would mark a shift in European supply dynamics.

The rollback targets standards on methane emissions from oil and gas operations.

Semiconductor shares slid on higher yields and Samsung's preliminary earnings miss, adding to market pressure.