Bitcoin News
By Julie Binoche
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Precious Metals Rally Hard. Silver bounced back to $69.82 as investors piled into safe havens.
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Corporate Responses Vary. ExxonMobil started looking at backup shipping routes around the Strait of Hormuz.
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The VIX exploded Friday. Wall Street's fear gauge shot up 13.16% to close at 31.05, hitting its highest level since late 2025 as traders panicked over potential oil supply cuts…
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Markets went haywire as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East sent shockwaves through global trading floors.
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Gold didn't budge much. Stayed near $4,491 per ounce.
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Silver bounced back to $69.82 as investors piled into safe havens. Both metals pretty much became the go-to assets when things got messy, and Friday was no exception.
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Bond markets told the same story. The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 1.95% as investors ran for cover. Meanwhile, the dollar index crept up to 102.
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ExxonMobil started looking at backup shipping routes around the Strait of Hormuz. The oil giant ramped up security for its Middle East operations and began evaluating alternative…
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Goldman Sachs analysts revised their oil forecasts upward. They now think Brent crude could hit $140 per barrel if tensions escalate further.
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The International Energy Agency jumped in on March 28. The IEA expressed concern over potential supply disruptions and said it's coordinating with member countries to tap…
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned on March 29 that oil price swings could mess with inflation rates.
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Companies across industries are now scrambling to figure out their next moves. Energy firms are reassessing logistics strategies while governments push for diplomatic solutions.
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