Why Is Carnival Stock Surging on Tuesday?
Why is CCL stock rising on Tuesday? Carnival's Q3 earnings beat estimates, oil prices fall and analysts weigh in with forecasts. Read the details.
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Shares of cruise companies are trading lower amid a rise in oil prices due to growing concerns over further U.S.-Iran military escalation.
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