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According to a new Dallas Fed survey, half of oil executives in Texas and the surrounding states say they’re not planning to build any more wells.

The war in Iran and the partial government shutdown in the U.S. are creating multiple stressors for airlines, which also means stress for travelers.

Between elevated inflation and a shaky job market, the Federal Reserve had already been setting the stage for an interest rate hold.

Headline inflation was at its lowest in five years, but a global oil price shock has made the reading a bit stale.

But they’re climbing unevenly.

Higher oil prices typically mean more cash in hand for oil producers, including those in the U.S. But increasing production is a slow and expensive process.

Consumers are the engine of the U.S. economy, and how they feel can have real-world consequences.

Uncertainty and sudden conflict almost always make mortgage rates more volatile.

While the conflict could raise prices at the pump for American consumers, China will feel the biggest disruption to its energy market.

Around 20% of the world's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz, off the coast of Iran. Oil prices are higher today because of how a potential U.S. intervention could limit oil supply.