Donald Trump used his high-octane Davos appearance at the World Economic Forum to claim the US has “defeated” inflation, pointing to what he called a booming economy.
One year into his second term, President Donald Trump declared that the United States is the "hottest country anywhere in the world."
Gold rose to a record high and silver was near an all-time peak as the worsening crisis over Greenland and a meltdown in Japanese government debt supported haven demand.
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) is once again edging toward a fiscal breaking point. Officials in its Erbil-based semi-autonomous regional government (KRG) say they are receiving only a fraction of the budget transfers they are owed under the current o
Oil recovered from earlier losses to trade little changed as the market weighed the fallout from US President Donald Trump’s threat to annex Greenland, while tensions over Iran cooled.
Oil and gas stocks have kicked off the new year on a bright note, with the S&P 500 Energy Sector notching a 6.8% gain in the year-to-date, the third-best sector performance behind only Industrials (7.6%) and Materials (7.2%). The strong start comes despit
Its a short trading week due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, but there is still plenty happening.
Oil production in South America’s Guyana has gone from strength to strength in recent years, as international oil majors develop several new oil-producing regions. This has led Guyana to become one of the most-promising oil producers in the Americas, with
Several members of the Federal Reserves policy committee have spoken out against the White Houses campaign to pressure the Fed to cut interest rates.
Despite a 20% slump in oil prices in 2025, the world’s biggest international oil firms saw their stocks rise by 4% to 18%, breaking the correlation between crude prices and oil stocks.
The U.S. economy grew faster in December, and the trend of the rich growing richer and the poor getting poorer intensified, according to a report from the Federal Reserve.
Oil fell for the first time in six days after US President Donald Trump signaled he may hold off on attacking Iran for now.
The latest salvo in the feud between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has sent shockwaves across the U.S., earned bi-partisan rebukes and raised questions about the future of the U.S. economy — and Americans’ own financial
President Donald Trump’s control of Venezuela’s oil supply increases U.S. influence in the world oil market, but China is the major power that has been keeping prices steady.
Goldman Sachs thinks that oil prices will fall further in 2026, despite a volatile cocktail of geopolitical tensions. Analysts at the bank said Sunday that they expected “Brent/WTI to trend down further to 2026 averages of $56 and $52”
