Opec sticks to plans as oil prices surge after Iran's missile attack on Israel
Senior ministers from Opec and its allies have kept to current plans to reduce production. Crude prices have spiked due to concerns over a potential major production disruption following Iran's missile attack on Israel.
This stark juxtaposition of geopolitical tensions and internal OPEC+ dynamics underscores the complex forces at play in the ...
Israel has refueling tankers for its attack planes, surveillance drones and sophisticated F-35 fighter jets, theoretically ...
Israel’s vow to retaliate against Iran for a massive missile attack on the country is bringing a focus on oil supplies from ...
If Iran's oil installations are taken offline, oil prices could surge over $200 per barrel, SEB's Bjarne Schieldrop said.
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