Commodities

Oil prices were higher in early Asian trade, on reports that support for a European Union-wide ban on the purchase of Russian oil is growing inside the bloc.

Spot gold maintained gains Tuesday as traders questioned the expectation of rising interest rates against the metal’s appeal as a good value.

The Russia, Ukraine conflict is becoming a bigger headwind for the global economy as it recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gold prices were trading lower late Sunday night, with prices around $1,921 an ounce, various reports said.

The price of gasoline continued moving lower over the weekend after setting a record high a week ago.

Oil prices moved into the final trading day of the week extending a rally.

Oil prices remain volatile as investors keep a close eye on Russia's invasion of Ukraine and mixed data on supplies.

Oil prices ping-ponged as traders took in a surprise gain for inventories.

Gold edged lower in the early morning Asian session ahead of the FOMC's two-day meeting starting later Tuesday.

Gold prices declined in early Asian trading as hopes for progress in the Russia-Ukraine talks diminish safe-haven appeal of the precious metal, Dow Jones Newswires reported.

The average price for a gallon of gasoline in the U.S. put the brakes on a record streak over the weekend.

Oil was trading higher Friday morning in a week that saw wild swings in price.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rattled the global economy, creating a volatile stock market and sending oil and gas prices to unprecedented levels.

Metal prices are surging to record highs as the commodities remain in short supply exacerbated by the war in Ukraine.

The price of oil resumed its move higher on Thursday morning after a sharp drop on Wednesday.

Oil prices gave up overnight gains Wednesday morning following President Biden's ban on imports of Russian crude.

The CEO of ConocoPhillips hopes the Russia Ukraine situation will pave the way for more dialogue between the White House and the energy industry.

The market volatility and potential disruptions in exports in supply of commodities such as wheat and corn are adding more strain to farmers who are bearing costs from ongoing supply chain snarls.

Oil giant Shell apologized on Tuesday for its purchase of Russian crude oil last week and announced it will withdraw from involvement in all Russian hydrocarbons.

Officials from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries on Monday met with executives of several top U.S. shale oil companies at a top U.S. energy conference as energy prices soared over supply concerns.