Compare the stock market’s valuation today with where it stood in October 1973, when that year’s Arab oil embargo was ...

That compares with an average of 36% for where the indicators stood in October 1973. This is a sobering comparison, since the stock market plunged in the wake of that embargo.

Anybody who’s old enough, or reads a little history, knows that the Arab oil shocks of the 1970s caused a lot of trouble.

The U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear site raises fears of a new oil crisis. Here's how the S&P 500 reacted during past energy ...

The contained move in oil prices during the Israel-Iran war highlights the increasing efficiency of energy markets and fundamental changes to global crude supply, suggesting that Middle East politics ...

Competition for critical minerals is heating up, with China's rare earth curbs in retaliation for tariffs from the United ...

The contained move in oil prices during the Israel-Iran war highlights the increasing efficiency of energy markets and ...

Future conflicts may be decoupled from oil shocks, giving Western powers more freedom to engage politically in the region ...

Tehran could disrupt vital exports of oil and gas from the region, but history tells us that any disruption would likely be ...