Commodities

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.

Oil prices ticked higher as the market doubts President Biden's move to tap strategic petroleum reserves.

Oil prices are getting slammed with downward volatility on renewed COVID-19 fears.

Gold prices have surged near their highest level in five months, a sign of growing unease that inflation will slow the economy and undercut the stock market’s steady run up.

The price of coffee beans hit a 7-year high on Friday amid ongoing logistical issues and global supply concerns.

Inflation is rising and investors are adjusting portfolios to protect against higher prices.

The White House is exploring its options after OPEC+, a group of the world’s largest energy producers, moved ahead with planned production increases, ignoring President Biden’s plea to pump out more oil.

Oil prices fell on Wednesday as industry data pointed to a big build in crude oil and distillate stocks in the United States, the world's largest oil consumer, and as pressure mounted on OPEC to increase supply.

Big oil CEOs are getting a wrist slap on climate change by members of Congress but what about sky high energy prices?

Oil cruised past the $83-per-barrel level, threatening to slow the post-pandemic economic recovery.

Commodity traders are rotating out of oil and into industrial metal copper setting it up for a hot cycle.

Delta Air Lines said rising jet fuel prices were likely to stunt the airline’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Schork Group principal Stephen Schork explained the “new normal” for oil prices.

The White House is still pushing OPEC+ members to boost oil production amid a global energy crisis that has pushed gas prices to their highest level in years, according to an administration official.

Oil has not been this high since 2014.

The White House does not currently plan to take action to alleviate gas prices that have surged to seven-year highs, deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters on Thursday.

As oil and gas prices surge, the Department of Energy is doing damage control.