Market pros are eyeing a handful of thresholds for oil prices that could signal if the US-Iran war more seriously impacts the US economy.

Energy analysts warned that oil prices could continue to rise in response to the war in the Middle East.

The oil market continues to move on the latest headlines coming out of the Middle East as war continues to threaten supply.

By Lewis Krauskopf NEW YORK, March 9 (Reuters) - A stunning surge in oil prices is rattling U.S. stock investors, as they brace for an even sharper rise in energy prices that could stagger the economy and further damage equities.

Top economist David Rosenberg thinks the hit to demand from high oil prices will outweigh any inflationary shock over the long run.

Estimates from Wall Street project that if oil prices stay elevated for too long, consumers will lose as much as they gain from the new tax law.

CONSUMERS should brace for spiraling fuel prices this week and possibly higher power rates that could be reflected in their succeeding electric bills. Based on initial estimates provided by Rino Abad,

U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to review as early as Monday a set of options to tame oil prices, which have soared to the highest level si

As conflict in the Middle East sparks an increase in the price of oil, will you see petrol and energy bills go up?