All three major indexes fell on Friday, but one held up better than expected. The reason has more to do with oil tankers than tech stocks.

New attacks signal the Iran war is widening across the Middle East to further threaten disruption to energy supplies.

Major stock indexes closed sharply lower Thursday as oil prices continued rising amid deepening concerns about supply disruptions.

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Major stock indexes erased sharp declines and closed higher Monday as President Donald Trump told CBS News that "the war is very complete, pretty much." The price of oil fell.

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Futures tumbled while U.S. crude oil prices soared. Iran named Khamenei's son as its new Supreme Leader.