Commodities

President Trump warned Iran about additional sanctions if U.S. forces are expelled.

Gold is the best way to protect your portfolio from rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, according to Goldman Sachs.

The benchmark S&P 500 has fallen about 1 percent following Solemani’s death while gold and oil have rallied more than 3 percent and 5 percent, respectively.

US airstrikes in Iran send investors into gold.

All three of the major averages finished in record territory.

Oil prices slid Tuesday despite dozens of Iraqi Shiite militia supporters storming the U.S. embassy in Baghdad.

Israel vows the project will wean it off coal and revolutionize the economy by turning the country from an energy importer to an unlikely exporter.

The stock market is on the verge of wrapping up one of its best decades ever.

Stocks extended their Santa Claus rally gains.

Little Burros has been recognized at the White House.

Gold is a popular safe haven for investors seeking to maintain value when other financial markets are volatile, but it tends to droop when risks fade.

Imports rose 53.7 percent over a year earlier.

The mill shut down abruptly in the fall, putting 376 people out of work.

Trade deals and the UK’s election outcome fuel pro-business around the world.

Commodities rose on fresh export demand and renewed hopes for a trade agreement with China.

The Aramco IPO comes with many questions.

Saudi Aramco is valued at an estimated $1.7 trillion, below the target the Saudis first wanted.

U.S. energy dominance is giving OPEC members a chill.

Trump and Fed Chair Powell are loving the shale revolution.

Trade rumors are rampant but the facts will prevail says Navarro.