energy

Indian shares hit near six-month low as US-Iran deadlock lifts oil prices Reuters

Among the world’s top fuel-consuming nations, Japan is the most energy insecure. Its import-dependency ratios are scary: It buys overseas 99.9% of the oil it needs; 99.7% of the coal; and 97.8% of the natural gas. So Tokyo springs into action after every major energy shock to reassess its supply sou

Oil rebounds after Trump rejects Iran peace deal Reuters

Donald Trump loves playing the tough guy. The president postured from the podium at the United Nations this week. He threatened to send the Iranian regime “into hell”; he gloated about his appropriation of Venezuelan oil, declaring, “to the victor belong the spoils.”

Donald Trump loves playing the tough guy. The president postured from the podium at the United Nations this week. He threatened to send the Iranian regime “into hell”; he gloated about his appropriation of Venezuelan oil, declaring, “to the victor belong the spoils.”

Oil eases as US-Iran Hormuz talks unfold, amid supply risks, regional tensions, and uncertain prospects for a breakthrough.

‘Too early to call the bottom’ but redemption requests from retail investors fall

Donald Trump loves playing the tough guy. The president postured from the podium at the United Nations this week. He threatened to send the Iranian regime “into hell”; he gloated about his appropriation of Venezuelan oil, declaring, “to the victor belong the spoils.”

Battered bonds draw support from falling oil prices Reuters

Oil eases as US-Iran Hormuz talks unfold, amid supply risks, regional tensions, and uncertain prospects for a breakthrough.