A recent surge in global oil prices, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, has increased pressure on Asian currencies, with analysts warning of heightened downside risks for the Thai baht, Korean won, and Taiwan dollar. According to a note by Barclays Plc, the upward momentum in oil is…
Asian stock markets started the trading week with a largely positive tone on Monday, though investors remained on high…
European stock markets started the trading week on a cautiously optimistic note Monday, with major indices posting modest gains…
Oil prices climbed sharply last week following Israel’s airstrike on Iran and the latter’s retaliatory action on Tel Aviv.However,…
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen announced on Monday that the European Commission will not include measures to limit the…
Nippon Steel’s long-delayed merger with US Steel has concluded a fraught chapter in industrial dealmaking, but some investors of…
Even as tensions simmer in the Middle East with the possibility of crude oil supply disruptions, prices are likely…
As world leaders convene for the G7 summit in Alberta, Canada, on June 16, 2025, an escalating conflict between…
Asian markets showed resilience on Monday amid rising geopolitical risks following the recent Israel-Iran conflict. The tensions in the Middle…