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Big Tech stocks are climbing to new highs, while oil prices are taking a hit. With tech giants driving the Nasdaq’s recovery and oil prices dropping due to recent geopolitical events, investors have plenty to watch as earnings season continues. Here’s a look at what’s happening and

Markets are all over the place today: oil is dropping, China’s recovery isn’t convincing anyone, and global stocks are on a rollercoaster. If you’re confused, you’re not alone. Here’s what you need to know about China’s economy, falling oil prices, and rising U.S.

When missiles start flying, oil prices usually go up—and traders are already betting on $100 per barrel. Something suprising is happening: the market isn’t panicking. Traders are watching, but things are calm so far, given the stakes. The recent tension between Israel and Iran is making people nervous

So, OPEC decided to throw us a curveball. The cartel trimmed its oil-demand growth forecast, blaming China for lower expected demand. But while OPEC thinks demand for oil would fall, oil prices seem to be doing the exact opposite. Confused? Yeah, me too. Let’s dive into the numbers. OPEC’