Rising geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran, Trump's warning, and sector-wide stock declines fuel market volatility despite upbeat U.S. sentiment data.

The dollar held steady on heightened Middle East geopolitical tensions as the conflict between Iran and Israel entered its fourth day, with the number of deaths mounting on both sides.

From the BBC World Service: There have been days of missile strikes between Israel and Iran, and oil markets are responding.

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Even as tensions simmer in the Middle East with the possibility of crude oil supply disruptions, prices are likely to be ...

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Florida gas prices are down 14 cents from a week ago, but will go up heading into the week due to tension between Israel and Iran, AAA said.

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Brent was last off 0.5 per cent at $US73.85 ($A113.40) a barrel,, but last week's 13 per cent surge means its inflationary ...

Oil prices surged after Israel attacked Iran’s South Pars gas field amid escalating tensions. While analysts expect temporary price hikes, any disruption to the Strait of Hormuz or broader conflict co ...

The stocks snapped their two-day losing streak, which was earlier triggered by rising geopolitical tensions in the oil-rich ...

The world’s economy is getting slammed from all directions, and Australia just said it out loud. On Monday, Treasurer Jim ...