Markets — Page 51
- Kuwait airport shutdown tests Gulf oil and power networks
- Production Tops Consumption as Turkey Exports Power
- Wildfire smoke blankets US as severe storms hit East cities
- Egypt recyclers reap gains as plastic supplies tighten
- Investors Return to Gold After Weekly Price Drop
- Government paid 6.4 billion TL to electricity firms
- Cogeco posts Q3 impairment, strong cash flow
- Brent jumps 4.17% to $87.74 per barrel
- Colombia fiscal deficit plan seeks IMF, US Treasury help
- Gold prices face deeper correction, BofA says buy dips now
- Bitcoin outlook steadies as futures flows offset ETF swings
- Crypto Options Market Faces Significant Expiry Event Today
- Pakistan to Set Fuel Prices Daily Amid Gulf Fighting
- ConocoPhillips buys 42% stake in Kirkuk
- Gold slips below $4,000 as Fed signals rate hikes
- CAG cuts dividend, warns on FY2027 guidance
- Markets reprice global rate expectations as Fed eases
- UK nationalises British Steel as China objects
- Houthis Threaten Bab al-Mandab Blockade, Yemen Fighting Escalates
- Real wages lag 2021 in a third of Europe
- India IPO draws $31bn in bids
- Wall Street trading desks win as volatility lifts banks
- Asian stocks drop as chip selloff hits Nikkei, TSMC shares
- Gold falls as Iran attacks raise Fed fears
- US Trade Body Probes Samsung Over Alleged Patent Infringements
- Gulf pipelines won't remove export risk
- Tokenization enters DTCC plumbing with asset twins in summer
- Judge denies injunction in Paramount-Warner merger
- Gold falls as Middle East tensions lift dollar
- Iran urges Houthis to prepare Bab al-Mandeb closure
- US imposes 25% tariffs on Brazil
- Turkish fuel prices to rise Friday
- Truth API Offers Wall Street Faster Access to Trump Posts
- Hormuz traffic falls as Iran-US hostilities worsen
- US Military Munitions Stocks Face Depletion
- UK GDP Growth Stagnates at 0.1% Amid Geopolitical Energy Price Volatility
- UK Economy Records Modest May Growth
- Gulf states face Iran threats as strikes hit region hard
- Fed must hike rates this year, says SMBC economist
- Taiwan Semiconductor tops Q2 targets as shares fall