Brent crude futures surged above $113 per barrel on Thursday, reaching their highest level since 2022, as geopolitical tensions intensified following reports that Donald Trump
The United Arab Emirates has announced plans to withdraw from the OPEC, marking a significant strategic shift that could reshape global oil production and pricing
Oil prices climbed for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, as escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified concerns over global energy supply. WTI
US housing starts rose sharply in March, pointing to renewed momentum in the residential construction sector despite persistent affordability challenges and rising macroeconomic uncertainty. Data
Futures tied to major US equity indices moved modestly higher on Wednesday, as investors positioned ahead of a wave of high-impact corporate earnings and a
Inflation expectations across the euro area surged in March, reflecting mounting concerns over energy prices and geopolitical instability. Median expectations for the next 12 months
Global currency markets showed mixed performance in the latest session, with the Swiss Franc leading declines among major peers. The franc fell 0.43%, followed by
The US dollar strengthened on Tuesday, with the US Dollar Index edging up to 98.7 and approaching a three-week high. The move reflects renewed demand
European equities closed modestly higher on Tuesday, recovering from a subdued start as investors balanced corporate earnings with ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. The STOXX 50 rose
Brent crude futures climbed above $111 per barrel on Tuesday, advancing toward levels last seen in March as stalled diplomatic efforts between the United States
