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Executive Summary 🔸Oil prices surged above US$110 as Middle East conflict disrupted supplies. 🔸Asian markets plunged, with South Korea and Japan hit hardest. 🔸Governments imposed fuel caps and rationing to contain panic buying. (March 9) U.S. oil prices surged above US$110 per barrel on Ma

Illustration photo of oil well from Investopedia TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices held on to gains made on the previous session on Friday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin indicated he would be prepared to extend record supply cuts in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brent crude was off 1 cent a

Shares show high volatility, which indicates increasing risks. The market could be wrong about the Fed's interest rate. Recent projections show that Fed officials expect the federal funds rate to rise to at least 5.1% from the current range of 4.75% to 5%. That suggests the Fed could make another qu