Commodities

Investors continue to take a cautious view of U.S. stocks as Russia, Ukraine tensions mount.

The price of oil is climbing on speculation that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is imminent, yet supply-demand issue remains at play.

Investors are seeking out the safety of the yellow metal to hedge against inflation and a possible Ukraine invasion by Russia.

If Russia invades Ukraine the global energy markets could face a supply crunch not seen since the 1970s.

United States Steel CEO David Burritt explained why he is pleased with the deal with Japan to cut tariffs on the commodity.

The cost of Oil is at its highest level since October of 2014.

OPEC's puny production push is not enough to meet growing demand say oil watchers.

As tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalate, a potential conflict could upend the world energy markets.

Farmers across Mississippi are having to adjust to a steep rise in the price of fertilizer.

A year after the Keystone Pipeline was canceled, gas and heating oil costs are soaring.

China's massive car sector is on track to bring its climate-warming carbon dioxide emissions to a peak by 2027 but on current trends it is unlikely to meet the country's 2060 "net zero" target, environment group Greenpeace said on Tuesday.

The bull case for rising crude prices makes sense, says one oil watcher.

Energy stocks just wrapped the best year on record.

Oil prices slid on Friday but were set to post their biggest annual gains in 12 years, spurred by the global economic recovery from the COVID-19 slump and producer restraint, even as infections surged to record highs around the world.

Gold was on course to record its worst performance in six years, though prices steadied above the key $1,800 per ounce level in thin trade on Thursday as a weak dollar countered pressure from firm Treasury yields.

Oil prices are climbing and giving traders a big clue about the omicron threat.

U.S. energy policies could push oil to $100 per barrel in 2022.

America's weakened energy policies have quietly empowered Russian President Putin.

Oil's bear market is not driven by true supply and demand, therefore it may be short-lived.

World oil markets call bluff after Biden's 'Hail Mary' Strategic Petroleum Release.