Crude oil is often called the engine of the global economy—and for good reason. It fuels everything from cars and planes to power plants and factories. Beyond its role as energy, it’s also a key input in countless industries—from plastics to pharmaceuticals—making it a vital cog in the machinery of modern life. So, when oil

Over the past five years, US equities have defied gravity, powering through a pandemic, supply chain chaos, and a historic tightening cycle to post record highs. Wall Street cheered, tech stocks soared, and valuations reached levels unseen since the dot-com era. For many, the rally became self-fulfilling: every dip was bought, every correction shallow. But

From households to Wall Street and factories to foreign capitals, uncertainty is gripping every corner of the economy. President Trump’s sweeping new reciprocal tariffs, introduced in early April, have triggered financial market chaos, spooked consumers, and forced companies to put their spending and investment plans on hold. While policymakers assert that the economy remains fundamentally

The U.S. stock market is walking a tightrope, balancing on the edge of uncertainty. While indices remain elevated, warning signals are flashing red across the board. Overvaluation concerns, slowing earnings, inflationary pressures, and escalating trade tensions are brewing a perfect storm. Will this turbulence lead to a mere market correction, or are we staring at