He also believes that the value of those resources should be adjusted higher when considering "the cut-off grade implications of the rising nickel price."

Stocks jumped despite surging oil prices as the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates.

The central bank confirmed an upcoming interest rate hike to combat surging inflation.

In short, over the past half-decade, perceptions of oil and gas as the “safe choice” and renewables as the “risky option” have flip-flopped for institutional investors. This is what’s really behind the “Great Energy Shift” among such investors.

Travel stocks got hit hard at the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, but they've been doing much better as investors started to embrace the reopening theme in anticipation of the end of the pandemic.

“There still isn’t enough clarity for stocks to feel comfortable stabilizing,” one expert says.

Some analysts predict oil prices could surge as high as $150 per barrel if the Russia-Ukraine conflict worsens.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused a surge in energy prices that could lead to higher inflation.

Blackstone’s Stephen Schwarzman raked in more than $1 billion in 2021, while KKR’s new co-CEOs both earned large nine-figure sums.

Imposed sanctions against have a good chance of devastating the Russian economy, but they also pose risks to the international financial system and costs to the global economy.

Markets continue to take a hit from ongoing uncertainty around the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Putin's brutal invasion of Ukraine is a wake up call for many in the US and Europe - of the need to realise the world is changing, that democracy needs defending and for companies of the need to take sides.

Analysts expect the price of oil to continue rising after breaking above $100 per barrel for the first time since 2014.

After two years of investor outflows, hedge funds finally turned the corner in 2021, recording a commanding $25 billion in net investor inflows.

Markets rebounded on Friday amid reports that Russia may be willing to negotiate with Ukraine.

After 45 years as the most feared investor on Wall Street, billionaire Carl Icahn latest crusade is to set the record straight on his legacy and the role of the activist investor amidst what he calls a crisis in corporate governance.

My father Sidney C. Bostick (who retired as a Master Sergeant), joined a segregated Army, and served in an all-Black unit.

Vladimir Putin’s disgraceful invasion of Ukraine is an event that many thought could not happen, and has led to market volatility. We are not yet at a buying point however.

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Energy prices surged, with Brent crude rising above $100 for the first time since 2014.