Signs of de-escalation between Israel and Iran - or at least hopes of de-escalation - ensured markets started this week much more positively than they finished last week. Whether that optimism is ...

Markets across the Middle East are bracing for heightened turbulence as Israel and Iran exchange strikes, triggering volatility in equity capital markets and clouding the outlook for initial public ...

Global demand for oil from combustible fossil fuels could peak as early as 2027, according to the International Energy Agency ...

The Strait of Hormuz is located between Iran to the north and Oman and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the south. It connects the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman, and then to the Arabian Sea.

Geopolitical risks and worries about status of the greenback likely to drive further demand for bullion, survey shows ...

However, this is not a classic de-escalation story. While Iran appears to be signalling restraint, former President Donald ...

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has raised concerns that the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran ...

srael struck buildings belonging to an Iranian state-owned media company in Tehran, and President Trump called for an evacuation of the Iranian capital. Israel isn't showing signs of slowing down, ...

Commodity markets, however, are volatile as geopolitical tensions persist. Brent crude briefly fell below $74 before ...

A gauge of Asian stocks slipped, though Japanese and South Korean shares were marginally higher, after risk-on sentiment ...

US futures fell 0.6% and oil climbed almost 2% following Trump’s comments in a social media post from a Group of Seven ...