Oil

U.S. refiners are refusing to meet price demands for roughly 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude, stalling a Trump administration initiative and alarming domestic shale producers.

The vessels carrying crude for India disabled their AIS transponders to avoid detection in the high-risk waterway, pushing global freight insurance costs higher.

Analysts say Washington faces a 100-day political window to de-escalate the Iran conflict, a move that could flood markets with sidelined crude.

Falling oil futures are feeding disinflationary expectations, pulling the two-year Treasury yield down 10 basis points and widening the 2s/10s spread to negative 47 basis points.

U.S. stock index futures climbed after a halt in U.S.-Iran hostilities redirected investor attention to the Federal Reserve's policy meeting and major tech earnings.

Kyiv's drone strikes on Russian tankers and cargo ships in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov on July 21-22 escalate economic warfare against Moscow's crude exports.

Tehran's concession could unlock billions in sanctions relief and restore 1.5 million barrels daily of oil exports

Executive Director Fatih Birol said the agency stands prepared to coordinate additional strategic petroleum reserve releases if member nations request action

Escalating Middle East tensions and sustained oil demand could push Occidental Petroleum shares to $75 over the next year, driven by higher crude prices

President Trump's statement regarding potential U.S. strikes on Iran immediately triggered a risk-off shift across global markets, driving safe-haven demand and commodity price inflation.

Brent crude oil prices jumped after U.S. and Iranian negotiations failed, sending ripples across global financial markets