Energy supply shock from US-Israeli attack on Iran fuels record valuations for Shell, ExxonMobil and Chevron

The U.S. aims to fill gaps in global oil and gas demand from the Iran war, but big worldwide shortfalls mean big profits.

Energy markets remain on tenterhooks as the prospect of prolonged war in the Middle East grows.

Oil could pass 2008 record of $147.50 a barrel as damage and closures risk compounding supply shock caused by Iran war

Energy supply shock from US-Israeli attack on Iran fuels record valuations for Shell, ExxonMobil and Chevron

Another weekend of violence compounded global market concerns over war in the Middle East, following US strikes on the vital oil hub

Brent crude price climbs as operations suspended at Shah gasfield in UAE after Iranian strike

Israel attacked the world’s largest natural gas field in a coordinated attack with the U.S.