The International Energy Agency is really worried about the global oil market
2026-04-14
Since the start of the Iran conflict, investors around the world have been worried that tight global oil supplies and high prices could eventually lead to a drop in demand. According to the International Energy Agency, these risks are finally starting to materialize.
Kevin Warsh’s Senate hearing to be Fed chair is next week. What to watch as Trump’s pick faces the spotlight.
2026-04-14
Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott said Tuesday that his panel will hold a hearing next week to consider President Donald Trump’s nominee for Federal Reserve chief, Kevin Warsh, and predicted that the Senate will confirm Warsh “in the next several weeks.”
Credo’s stock has had a rough year. Here’s why one analyst thinks now is the time to buy it.
2026-04-13
The debate over whether copper-based connectivity will be replaced by optical solutions in the artificial-intelligence build-out has weighed on Credo Technology’s stock so far this year, but one analyst sees that concern as a “significant disconnect” from reality.
Stock-market futures drop, oil surges back above $100 after failed talks between U.S. and Iran over the weekend
2026-04-12
Stock-market futures were down Sunday evening, suggesting investors were bracing for a sharp drop in major indexes after weekend talks between the U.S. and Iran failed to open the Strait of Hormuz and led President Donald Trump to announce a blockade of the crucial waterway.
Here’s how much money Iran can make charging tolls on one-fifth of the world’s seaborne oil
2026-04-09
Iran doesn’t stand to make much money with traffic through the Strait of Hormuz nearly at a standstill, but it can rake in billions in Chinese yuan, or hundreds of millions in U.S. dollars per month, once the transit of tankers through the crucial waterway is restored to normal.
Only a handful of ships have passed through Hormuz, further testing fragile truce
2026-04-09
The Strait of Hormuz remains essentially closed, with more than 800 ships still stranded in the Persian Gulf and only eight vessels, mostly dry-bulk vessels, passing through since the tenuous cease-fire between the U.S., Israel and Iran was announced earlier this week.


































































































































































































