Brent crude traded above $80 per barrel on Friday but remained on track for a sharp weekly decline as investors welcomed improving shipping conditions in
Oil prices fell below $75 per barrel on Thursday, reaching their lowest level since early March, as investors reacted to a U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at
Global equity markets ended Thursday’s session with mixed performance as investors weighed economic growth prospects, monetary policy expectations, and corporate earnings trends across major regions.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday but delivered a notably more hawkish message through its updated economic projections, signaling a departure from
Iron ore prices slipped below the $100-per-ton threshold for the first time since March on Wednesday, as signs of weakening demand in China coincided with
Wage growth across the Euro Area accelerated in the first quarter of 2026, highlighting continued resilience in the region’s labor market despite ongoing economic uncertainty.
A Russian missile and drone attack damaged one of Ukraine’s most significant religious and cultural landmarks on Monday, according to Reuters, after a strike hit
Leaders of major Western economies and allied nations gathered in France on Monday as the recently announced U.S.-Iran agreement emerged as one of the central
U.S. financial markets advanced sharply on Monday as investors moved into risk assets following easing geopolitical tensions and improving sentiment across global markets. The S&P
The U.S. dollar weakened on Monday after the United States and Iran reached an agreement aimed at restoring access through the Strait of Hormuz, reducing
