After several days of attacks, Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline's oil pumping capacity has returned to 7 million barrels a day.

European Union (EU) officials are exploring a windfall tax on energy companies as oil prices surge due to ongoing conflict.

US bank Goldman Sachs anticipates average Q2 crude oil prices to drop by approximately 10% from its previous projections.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) stated that fuel prices could continue to rise for several months, even if the Strait of Hormuz is no longer blockaded.

US crude oil prices fall below 100 USD per barrel, while gold prices surge by nearly 140 USD per ounce.

Leading global oil producers increase output for two consecutive months amid prolonged Middle East conflict.

Crude oil prices surged over 2% per barrel, while gold shed nearly 70 USD an ounce amidst fresh developments in the Middle East conflict.

To ensure domestic supply, Russia may ban gasoline exports from 1/4 until the end of July.

WTI crude drops below USD 90, while Brent crude loses the USD 100 mark, as investors anticipate a ceasefire agreement in the Middle East.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced the country will release oil from its national strategic reserves starting 26/3.

US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced that Asian nations aim to boost US energy imports, reducing their reliance on oil and gas exports from the Middle East.

Crude oil prices fell sharply to around USD 100 per barrel after US President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of an ultimatum to Iran.

A series of attacks on energy facilities across the Middle East caused global oil prices to rise by nearly 4% on the morning of 19/3.

Retail gasoline prices in Japan have reached their highest level to date, as conflict in the Middle East drives global energy prices upward.