Brent and WTI crude rallied to five-month highs as escalating attacks on Saudi Arabia and signs of a possible U.S.-Iran confrontation stoked fears of Middle Eas

The administration is using Cold War-era emergency authority to direct $150 million toward refiners as gasoline and diesel prices surge ahead of the midterms.

The emergency drawdown, the reserve's lowest level since 1982, is aimed at keeping crude flowing to a Louisiana refinery amid supply disruptions.

Rising crude prices and renewed concerns about AI capital spending pulled major indexes lower, with the Dow down more than 600 points.

The IEA warned the EU is entering winter with the lowest gas reserves on record even as the UK ruled out shortages and approved a controversial gas field.

A six-month U.S. waiver allowing Russian diesel onto global markets is bringing the first Baltic cargo to New York to ease fuel prices.

The comments come as the U.S. and Israel prepare for possible escalation and analysts weigh whether global reserves could absorb a renewed conflict.

AAA data show national average prices easing slightly week over week while remaining historically high, with experts warning relief may not arrive before the mi

Regulators are examining whether traders had advance knowledge before the administration backed off threats to strike Iranian power plants.

Producers including Devon, Diamondback and Occidental gained as crude's climb lifted the sector broadly and SLB rose on upbeat earnings.

Rising energy costs pushed London to greenlight a long-debated gas development despite environmental objections.

The U.S. ambassador to Turkey's remarks added to supply concerns already building on Middle East tensions.

Bullion fell below $4,000 as rising crude prices stoked inflation expectations and lifted rate expectations.

Beijing is pushing domestic production higher as rising crude imports reduce the need to draw on its strategic stocks.

The results underscore how elevated gasoline and diesel prices are translating into strong margins for refiners.

Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Carnival, American, Delta and United all fell as higher fuel costs weighed on travel names.

Baker Hughes data show the total count flat for a second week even as crude prices climb.

The expansion positions Canadian liquefied natural gas as an alternative supplier amid Middle East supply risk.