Asia's 10ppm sulphur diesel spot premiums LSEG data on Thursday showed that oil prices surged to a 2-year high. This was boosted by a strong first-month market...
Chemicals company Dow reported a smaller-than-expected adjusted quarterly loss in the third quarter on Thursday, as cost cuts and higher volumes from new U.S. Gulf Coast assets...
Climate damage: Russia must pay! Rebuilding Gaza will increase emissions Massive gaps in military emissions data Emma Batha Researchers estimate that the first three years of the...
Valero Energy, a U.S. refiner, surpassed Wall Street's expectations on Thursday for its third-quarter profits. This was due to a rebound in the refining margins. After two...
Analysts say that the Russian rouble could be supported in the short term by the United States' sanctions against Russia's largest oil companies. In his latest policy...
Divers have been working to remove abandoned fishing gear, or "ghost nets", from the coastline of Sapientza Island. These nets silently choke marine ecosystems. These nets are...
The Kazakhstani defence ministry announced on Thursday it would tighten control over the airspace of the nation after a drone with "unknown origins" exploded near the border...
The top of Japan's Mount Fuji received snow on its summit for the first winter time ever, according to the Meteorological Agency. This is 21 days later...
Feriel Zerouki, President of the World Diamond Council, said that lab-grown diamonds have lost their appeal because they are oversupplied and consumers are beginning to prefer natural...
A Turkish Defence Ministry official said that Turkey will buy necessary defence systems until its own fighter jet KAAN can be delivered. Reports on Wednesday said that...
The global stock market got a boost Thursday thanks to a series of positive earnings reports that helped offset some of the gloom in Wall Street due...
Shanghai copper recorded its biggest intraday gain for two weeks on Friday, thanks to bullish expectations about China's 15th five-year plans. This helped the market shrug off...
Early Thursday morning, the Gulf stock markets were mixed as investors disappointed by corporate earnings and oil prices rose. Dubai's main stock index rose 0.2%. This was...
In late June, Indonesian soldiers wearing fatigues entered a palm oil plantation in Borneo and displayed a sign declaring that the estate was under government control. The...
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station in Ukraine has been reconnected to external power by engineers who repaired a damaged line of high voltage, the station's Russian-installed managers...
The iron ore futures price rose for the third consecutive session on Thursday, driven by optimism about stimulus measures as well as positive steel data from China's...
Gold prices rose Thursday as U.S. Sanctions against Russia and potential new export controls for China added geopolitical risk, boosting demand for safe haven assets. As of...
Jose Manuel Gonzalez still panics when he hears rain, even though he spent 6 hours holding on to a traffic signal as floods in Valencia, Spain, destroyed...
On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy welcomed the "very important" energy sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union on Russia. However, he said that more...
According to Romanian Energy minister Bogdan Ivan, the European Commission agreed to postpone the shutdown of five coal-fired units in Romania until 2026 or 2029. This will...
Antofagasta, a Chilean copper miner, reported a modest rise of 1% in the third quarter of production. It also said that it expected annual output to be...
Angola’s first major copper mining project, Tetelo will begin production on October 29. This is part of Angola’s effort to diversify its economy into minerals that are...
Gold prices rose Thursday, as U.S. sanction against Russia and potential new export controls to China increased geopolitical risk. Investors also awaited key U.S. data on inflation...
London Metal Exchange's zinc contract is on a wild ride this week, with time-spreads reaching record levels in the face of depleted stock. Since several months the...
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Mongolia's highest court has ruled that a vote in parliament to remove the prime minister was unconstitutional. Analysts say this could lead to further turmoil as factions...
Gold prices fell on Thursday as a result of a stronger dollar. Investors were awaiting the key U.S. data on inflation due later in the week to...
Asian stocks dropped for a second consecutive day on Thursday, as Wall Street was hit by a sell-off due to lackluster earnings from the tech giants. Meanwhile,...
Shanghai copper rose on Thursday, thanks to bullish expectations about China's five-year plan. This was despite renewed tensions between China and the United States, where the White...
Ocean Winds, the 50-50 joint venture between Portugal’s EDP Renováveis and France’s Engie, has agreed to sell a 20.25% stake in its 500 MW Îles d’Yeu et...
U.S. shipbuilders and port operators are getting hit in the fallout from President Donald Trump’s campaign to wipe out the offshore wind industry, suffering hundreds of millions...
The oil prices rose by around 2.5% Thursday, continuing gains from the previous day, as concerns about supply resurfaced following the United States' sanctions against major Russian...
Iron ore futures traded in a narrow band on Thursday, as investors looked for cues to demand from a number of data points and an important Chinese...
The Maeil Business Newspaper reported on Thursday that Brian Kemp, governor of Georgia in the U.S., will meet with South Korean leaders of business this week. This...
On Thursday, Asian stocks fell a second time as Wall Street was stung by disappointing earnings reports for tech giants. Meanwhile, U.S. sanctions on Russia and China...
The oil prices increased by over $1 per barrel in the last session after the United States placed sanctions on Russian oil firms Rosneft, and Lukoil for...
BHP Group's CEO stated at the annual general meeting that it will be forced to make "difficult" decisions for its metallurgical business in Australia, if no regulatory...
The decline in Treasury yields against the backdrop of record stock prices, tight spreads on credit and persistent inflation suggest that investors have accepted Federal Reserve Chairman...
Fortescue, an Australian company, reported a 4.2% increase in iron-ore shipment for the first quarter on Thursday. The firm also set a new record for the first...
On Wednesday, the United States imposed sanctions on Russia's largest oil companies and accused Russia of not being committed to ending the conflict in Ukraine. This was...
Utility FirstEnergy on Wednesday beat Wall Street expectations for the third-quarter profits, thanks to higher electricity rates and commercial and residential demand. Data centers, which are power...
The Brazilian power company Eletrobras has announced that it will change its name from Eletrobras to Axia Energia. This is a move it says won't affect any...
On Wednesday, gold prices fell again, just a day after it had experienced its biggest single-day decline in five years. Most major stock indices also declined, with...
The Solicitor General's Office announced on Wednesday that Brazil had won a partial win in an international dispute over the Tupi oilfield, against a Petrobras-Shell-Petrogal consortium. This...
Investors booked profits before the U.S. key inflation data that is due this week, which will determine whether gold prices are still rising or falling. As of...
Orange Polska reported a 10% worse than expected decline in its net profit for the third quarter due to increased finance costs. However, it confirmed its guidance...
In a letter to the European Union's climate chief, it was revealed that the EU is working on measures to control the prices of its new carbon...
The Belgian grid operator said it could limit the amount of electricity allocated to data centres in order to protect other industrial users. This was due to...
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