Iran President wants guarantees to end the war.
USO surges as WTI tops $100 for the first time since 2022, with geopolitical tensions and supply shocks driving massive inflows into oil ETFs.
Oil hits its best month since 2020 as Middle East tensions and Hormuz disruptions spark volatility. Will WTI crude sustain its $105 breakout?
Oil traders remain worried about a potential ground operation in Iran.
Middle East tensions drive WTI past $100. With a $150 high possible, will strategic reserves stabilize the volatile energy market?
Oil traders do not believe that U.S. and Iran could reach a deal in the near term.
Oil prices test new highs as traders focus on the potential ground operation in Iran.

Pre-market futures trade lower

11:56am, Thursday, 26'th Mar 2026
Pre-market futures are back down this morning, after closing Wednesday in the green. Again, we have a light week of economic reports until next week (“Jobs Week”), while earnings reports will foll
The Iran War appears to exist on two separate tracks simultaneously.
U.S. says negotiations are “productive”, but the market does not believe that Iran is ready for a deal.
WTI Crude compresses near $88 as supply risks and diplomacy collide. Will the triangle break lead to $97 or a plunge to $81?
President Trump said that U.S. was negotiating with Iran and added that the country agreed it would never have a nuclear weapon.
Oil prices rebound as Iran rejects talks, bringing supply fears back into focus and keeping markets volatile amid ongoing risks around the Strait of Hormuz.
WTI Crude nosedives 10% as geopolitical premiums vanish. Will the $90 support hold against record US production, or is a drop to $70 next?
President Trump said that U.S. was negotiating with Iran and delayed strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure.
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