Oil gains as reports Israel may attack Iran raise supply worries

If Iran’s Nuclear Sites Are Attacked Oil Will Skyrocket – Grab These High-Yield Energy Giants Now

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Major media outlets announced this week that new intelligence suggests that Israel is preparing to strike nuclear facilities in Iran. This new information comes as President Trump has been working to secure an agreement with Iran over their nuclear program. Needless to say, published reports indicate that…

Oil prices gain about 1% on Middle East supply fears

Brent futures rose 67 cents to $66.05 a barrel by 1310 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude jumped 71 cents to $62.74

World shares are mixed and oil prices climb after CNN report that Israel may plan to attack Iran

World shares are mixed while oil prices jumped more than 1% after a report by CNN said Israel may be planning an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities. European shares opened mostly lower while most Asian benchmarks gained. On Tuesday, the…

Futures Slide As 30Y Yield Rises Above 5%, Oil Jumps On Iran War Fears

Futures Slide As 30Y Yield Rises Above 5%, Oil Jumps On Iran War Fears US equity futures and global markets are weaker with both tech and small caps underperforming as yields rise (10Y TSY  at 4.53% last) and the curve bear steepens. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures are down 0.5% with sentiment hit by a CNN report that Israel may be preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities. That sent oil higher, while haven assets outperformed; Nasdaq futures …

Oil prices jump on report of Israel prepping Iran strike

Crude prices rallied Wednesday following a report that US intelligence suggested Israel was planning a strike on Iranian nuclear facilities, which would send geopolitical tensions into overdrive and fuel regional conflict fears.

Oil prices rose on May 21 after reports that Israel was preparing a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, and the conflict could disrupt supply availability in the key Middle East region.