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The ongoing ructions between the US and Iran and an unease ceasefire that is yet to deliver a deal on a lasting peace has forced Qantas to adjust capacity.

The lender revealed its profitability took a hit from interest rate volatility in the Middle East conflict.

An investigation declaring British computer science expert and libertarian Adam Back invented Bitcoin has divided opinion.

Japan’s Inpex has pledged Australian buyers will have first dibs on its next fuel cargo amid a global scramble to shore up supply disrupted by the Middlle East conflict.

Passengers will soon pay more per trip under a temporary fuel surcharge, as rising global oil prices begin flowing through to everyday travel costs.

A Washington H. Soul Pattinson-led consortium has returned with an improved offer, which the target is considering after rejecting its previous bid.

War, oil shocks and stubborn inflation collide to derail hopes of rate cuts and test the Fed’s independence.

Markets reacted quickly to US President Donald Trump’s blockade threat, with oil prices spiking and the ASX falling amid fears of global supply disruption.

The federal budget will be billions of dollars better off, even with added spending, because of higher commodity prices and inflation, a top economist says.

One of the world’s top-ranked airlines says it will cut flights from mid-May until the end of June, citing soaring jet fuel costs triggered by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

A series of government-funded ads will be rolled out on television, radio, online and on billboards, urging Australians to conserve fuel.

The US war on Iran is spooking Australians who've watched their super pools drop tens of thousands of dollars since the conflict began on February 28.

Westpac has updated its forecast to have inflation in March — during the first full month of the Iran war - reaching a new three-year high.

An ASX-listed gas producer said its free cashflow has doubled as European gas prices soar, but the shares have barely moved.

Uniqlo’s Australian stores were among the top performers for its Japanese owner in the half-year — bucking the nation’s retail malaise amid rising interest rates, steeper fuel prices and a general cost crisis.