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Economist Ed Yardeni argues elevated oil prices pose less threat to the U.S. economy due to energy efficiency gains and petroleum independence, while corporate earnings remain robust amid Iran tensions.

U.S. stock futures gain ground Monday as Trump urges allies to secure Strait of Hormuz. Markets price 99.1% chance of unchanged Fed rates in March.

MPLX declines 1% despite oil prices surging near $100/barrel as the midstream company operates volume-based logistics with limited commodity exposure. Better viewed as 7%+ income investment than oil price hedge.

Oil near $100 tempts investors into energy stocks, but disciplined analysis of balance sheets, cash flows and value-chain positioning beats panic buying strategies historically.

Three undervalued mid-cap energy stocks—Talos Energy, Patterson-UTI, and Northern Oil & Gas—offer significant upside as WTI approaches $95 amid Middle East tensions.

Trump administration explores Jones Act waiver to address Iran-related fuel supply concerns as WTI crude trades at $96.66/barrel and gasoline averages $3.63/gallon.

Crude oil climbs to $120/barrel amid Middle East tensions, pushing national gasoline to $3.54/gallon. Higher fuel costs threaten consumer spending and intensify inflationary pressures across the economy.

Iran tensions drive U.S. oil refiner crack spreads to $40/barrel, potentially unlocking $240B annual margins. Five major independents poised for windfall profits.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink predicts oil could fall below $50/barrel if Iran re-enters global markets, calling current market volatility a buying opportunity.

Middle East tensions push crude near $100, benefiting upstream producers like Devon Energy while integrated majors see moderate gains; elevated prices historically prove temporary.

U.S. stocks gained Tuesday as crude crashed to $85/barrel on Trump's Iran conflict signals, with S&P 500 up 0.3% and VIX falling 9.3%.

Crude oil spiked to $120/barrel in March 2026, yet energy sector EPS forecasts collapsed 10+ points. The divergence suggests a potential peak or demand deterioration ahead.

Crude oil falls below $100/barrel as Trump considers G7-coordinated strategic petroleum reserve release amid Middle East tensions. U.S. equities mixed.

Oil prices surging above $100 spike March inflation odds to 87%, yet markets still expect Fed rate cuts in 2026, betting the disruption proves temporary.

Imperial Petroleum declares $0.546875 dividend per share on Series A preferred stock, payable March 30, 2026 to qualifying shareholders.

U.S. stock futures tumbled as crude oil surged 13-15% amid Iran tensions. Hims & Hers soared 49% on Novo Nordisk settlement; UniQure gained 36% on FDA clarity.

Crude oil surged 25% following Iran conflict to $93 Brent, yet energy stocks remain flat—signaling markets expect near-term resolution.

Nasdaq 100 rebounds above 25,000 on Iran nuclear negotiation signals, but caution prevails amid unresolved Middle East conflict and elevated volatility.

Crude surges 7% after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Semiconductor earnings, Fed data, and NVIDIA's conference drive volatile March trading.

Escalating Iran tensions drove crude oil 6.4% higher to $75.80/barrel, sparking broad selloff across all S&P 500 sectors amid Strait of Hormuz closure concerns.