Wall Street is adjusting to a historic spike and fall in oil prices after the global economy was thrown into disarray.
The war on Iran is threatening to hit consumers hard across the economic spectrum in the United States, increasing recession risk.
Major stock indexes were slightly lower before the closing bell Tuesday as investors digested Iran war developments and the price of oil sank.
US stocks trimmed gains on Tuesday as investors weighed President Trump's hint at a swift end to the Iran war, while oil futures trimmed losses. West Texas Intermediate (CL=F) crude futures ...
U.S. stocks rebounded sharply to end higher. Oil prices fell below $100 per barrel on hopes Iran fight will end soon and nations release oil reserves.
Rising oil prices can affect the stock market in significant ways.
Major stock indexes erased sharp declines and closed higher Monday as President Donald Trump told CBS News that "the war is ...
Iran war continues to push oil prices up, threatening to fuel higher inflation.