Brent crude surged 5% to around $78 per barrel on Wednesday as renewed military tensions between the United States and Iran intensified concerns over potential
Brent crude rose toward $73 per barrel on Tuesday, reaching its highest level in a week after a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier owned by
European equities were little changed on Tuesday as declines in technology shares were largely offset by gains in energy, consumer staples and luxury stocks, leaving
Activity across the U.S. logistics sector accelerated in June, reaching its strongest pace in more than four years as retailers expanded inventories, warehouse demand increased
U.S. equities traded higher on Monday, with semiconductor stocks leading the advance as investors focused on fresh signals of artificial intelligence demand while awaiting the
Crude oil prices traded below $69 a barrel on Monday, hovering near their lowest levels since late February as improving shipping conditions through the Strait
Germany’s factory orders rebounded in May, supported by a sharp increase in large industrial contracts, offering signs of resilience in Europe’s largest manufacturing economy despite
Artificial intelligence is expected to reshape nearly every sector of the economy over the next decade, but its impact on employment is unlikely to be
The U.S. labor market is expected to show a slower pace of hiring in June, with economists forecasting that employers added 110,000 nonfarm jobs, the
President Donald Trump reported more than US$1.4 billion in income from cryptocurrency-related ventures in 2025, according to his latest annual financial disclosure, highlighting the growing
