Chinese stocks listed on Hong Kong's stock exchange fell to a near-month-low on Monday, and the offshore yuan also dropped as tensions between China and the United...
India has halved its basic import tax for crude edible oil to 10%, according to the government. The world's largest vegetable oil importer is trying to lower...
Wayne Cole gives us a look at what the future holds for European and global markets. Is it the dog that did not bark? Sherlock Holmes fans...
Gold prices rose on Monday, as investors sought refuge in gold bullion due to the escalation of the Russian conflict in Ukraine and President Donald Trump’s threat...
The London Metal Exchange saw a rise in copper prices on Monday due to a weaker US dollar. However, renewed U.S. China trade tensions have raised concerns...
BlueScope Steel shares soared to their highest level in over three months on Monday after U.S. president Donald Trump announced he would double the tariffs on steel...
The South Korean Industry Ministry announced on Monday that it would respond to the imminent 50% U.S. steel tariff as part of its ongoing trade negotiations with...
The crude oil markets pay attention to what OPEC+ has to say, but less so to what they actually do when it comes down to supplying the...
James Hardie, listed on the ASX, announced Monday that it had obtained new senior credit facilities totaling $3.5 billion from a wide range of banks. This will...
The companies announced on Monday that the Australian investment company Washington H Soul Pattinson would buy out Brickworks, its building products subsidiary. This will create a new...
Monday, oil prices rose by more than $1 a barrel after OPEC+ announced that it would increase production in July in the same proportion as in the...
The oil price rose by more than $1 a barrel in the early Asian trading on Monday, after OPEC+ announced that it would increase production in July...
In an interview conducted on Sunday, U.S. commerce secretary Howard Lutnick said that talks with the European Union were still ongoing despite the legal uncertainty surrounding U.S....
In an interview with Fox News Sunday on Sunday, U.S. commerce secretary Howard Lutnick said that talks with the European Union were still ongoing despite the legal...
U.S. Treasury Sec. Bessent believes that President Donald Trump will be speaking with Chinese President Xi Jinping soon about trade issues, including a dispute regarding critical minerals....
The interior ministry reported that more than 500 people had been arrested during the Champions League celebrations. Two people died and 192 were injured, it said, as...
The interior ministry reported on Sunday that more than 500 people had been arrested during the Champions League celebrations. Two people died and 192 were injured. Paris...
The search and rescue agency Basarnas announced that Indonesian authorities would continue their search on Sunday for the eight people who are trapped in the rock collapse...
Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan Al Saud announced on Saturday that Saudi Arabia and Qatar will offer financial support jointly to Syrian state employees....
A large California study, presented on Saturday at a major medical conference, found that exposure to wildfire smoke can increase the risk of lung cancer patients dying,...
The European Commission announced on Saturday it regrets "strongly" the increase in U.S. steel tariffs that was announced and that they are prepared to take countermeasures. Donald...
OPEC+ has agreed to increase July oil production by 411,000 barrels a day (bpd), the same as it did in May and June. Due to the sensitive...
BP has hired Noble Corporation’s Noble Innovator jack-up rig for a drilling job related to carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the North Sea.Under the contract,...
At a Friday political rally, U.S. president Donald Trump praised an "agreement", between Nippon Steel & U.S. Steel. He did not clarify if he intended to approve...
Donald Trump, the U.S. president, announced on Friday that he would increase the tariffs on steel imports from 25 to 50 percent. This will put more pressure...
Rosneft, Russia's biggest oil producer, reported a net profit Friday of 170 billion Russian roubles (2.19 billion dollars). This is less than half the level from a...
Moody's, the credit rating agency, upgraded Nigeria's ratings by a notch from "Caa1", citing significant improvement in the country's fiscal and external positions. The World Bank announced...
The global stock market ended Friday with a loss, but it also recorded a gain for the week and the largest monthly increase since the end of...
Winnipeg, Canada's provincial capital, scrambled Friday to provide housing and care to the thousands of people who fled areas devastated by wildfires. Fires have erupted across large...
The U.S. on Friday said Holtec's planned restart of the Palisades nuclear power plant in Michigan would not harm the environment, a needed step in its plan...
Japan's top trade negotiator announced that the U.S. and Japan agreed on Friday to continue their trade negotiations ahead of next month's G7 summit. He stressed that...
U.S. auto executives have warned of an imminent shortage of rare-earth magnetic materials from China, which are used in everything from anti-lock brake sensors to windshield-wipermotors. This...
The global stock market was down on Friday, but it is expected to post a weekly increase as well as its largest monthly gain since late 2023....
Mexican authorities have announced that they seized over 3 million liters (792 516 gallons), of fuel illegally stored at a property located in Tabasco in the southeast...
India has lowered the basic import duty on crude edible oil to 10%, according to the government. The world's largest vegetable oil importer is trying to lower...
After a 60.59 billion pound ($45 billion) state-funded investment at the height the financial crisis in 2008, NatWest is now fully private. This ends a costly taxpayer-funded...
IIR Energy, an industry watchdog, said that the Dangote oil refining plant in Nigeria, which is one of the largest refineries in the world, will operate its...
Three trading sources have confirmed that Nigeria's Dangote refinery will import five million barrels (or more) of U.S. WTI Crude Oil in July. This is a continuation...
The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his spouse browsed the stalls of a literary fair held in Kyiv, and came away with a new book to read...
JSW, a Polish coal miner, reported a net loss of 1.36 billion Zlotys ($363.24m) for the first three months of the year. This is mainly because of...
The lake of water that was trapped behind the glacial debris which buried an entire village in southern Switzerland and blocked a river this week, has caused...
Mmetla Msire, the managing director of Botswana’s Okavango Diamond Company, said that it plans to begin contract gem sales in September. This is part of a new...
A report released by 57 advocacy groups on Friday said that the COVID-19 pandemic combined with climate change and wars has hampered global governments' plans for reducing...
A senior official at Germany's IG Metall union said that a fifth or more of the jobs at Thyssenkrupp are at risk. This is in response to...
A top trade official announced on Friday that Panama had approved First Quantum Minerals’ maintenance plan for the closed copper mine. However, the site was not restarted....
The dollar flirted with its first annual rise on Friday, as traders awaited key U.S. data on inflation and Washington's latest fluttering about tariffs. Investors have tried...
After missing the deadline for confirming the bid, Brazilian power grid operator ONS denied Vale's request that it increase electricity consumption at its northern Onca Puma Nickel...
The Russian government announced on Friday that it has agreed to support a struggling coal industry by deferring taxes and limiting bonuses and dividends to the top...
A poll revealed that analysts have revised their oil price predictions down for the third month in a row as OPEC+'s soaring supply and the uncertainty surrounding...
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