Asian stocks climbed and gold rebounded as market volatility eased, suggesting a softer trading mood and renewed investor confidence after recent sharp swings.
India's Petroleum Minister has expressed the country's readiness to boost imports of Venezuelan oil, citing longstanding trade ties and the need for energy security. This move comes as India seeks to diversify its oil sources amid rising global energy prices.
Asian financial hubs are increasingly influencing Africa's offshore economy, driving investments and reshaping the landscape of international finance across the continent. This transformation reflects the growing interconnectedness of global markets and Africa's strategic importance in the financial realm.
In a strategic diplomatic move, the United States has announced plans to lift tariffs on certain Indian goods following India's decision to cease purchasing oil from Russia. This agreement signals a potential thaw in trade relations between the two countries amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
TNQ, a long-standing Northern Quarter venue, has announced its sudden closure, leaving a quiet absence in one of the city’s most familiar streets.
Canadian developer Jim Pattison Developments has cancelled the planned sale of a Virginia warehouse to ICE after public scrutiny and community pushback, leaving the industrial site unsold.
Digital tools now let drivers compare petrol prices in real time, turning fuel costs into shared data that subtly shapes where and how people refuel.
Disney exceeded Wall Street expectations as strong theme park demand and improving streaming results helped steady the company’s broader business.
The UAE’s non-oil foreign trade topped $1 trillion in 2025, a historic milestone achieved years ahead of schedule, reflecting strong export growth and expanded global partnerships.
A new report finds U.S. energy bills rising sharply — driven by higher demand, fuel costs, and utility rate hikes — and warns prices are likely to climb even further into 2026.
A British Columbia tribunal finds that a tenant’s damage deposit must be returned despite dirty dishes, affirming that ordinary household remnants don’t justify withholding funds under tenancy law.
Oracle outlines a balanced equity and debt financing plan for 2026, aiming to support cloud expansion while maintaining financial flexibility and investment-grade stability.
Feral pigs are costing one NSW farmer $300,000 a year, highlighting a growing property and ecological challenge for rural Australia.
Gold and silver fell sharply as markets reacted to reports that Donald Trump chose Kevin Warsh as Fed chair, fueling expectations of tighter monetary policy and higher rates.
Deutsche Bank Luxembourg is suing Lady Reyna Barclay in the High Court to recover nearly £19 million in debts owed by her son, alleging she guaranteed repayment, a claim her son disputes.
UK restaurants are offering steep discounts to attract cautious diners amid higher costs and weak demand, balancing footfall with financial pressures.
India’s 2026 budget reflects a measured response to U.S. tariff pressures, prioritizing resilience, strategic sectors, and diversified trade amid global headwinds.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that any U.S. military attack could spark a regional war in the Middle East, even as diplomatic efforts continue.
Norway’s electric car revolution — driven by long-term incentives, consistent policy, and robust charging infrastructure — offers lessons for countries seeking to accelerate EV adoption.
With £1,000 able to buy around 947 shares in Lloyds Bank, investors are considering whether the bank’s strong recent performance and dividends make it the best UK stock to buy today — though views vary across sectors.
UK inflation has rebounded above target levels, prompting expectations of possible further interest rate rises by the Bank of England to help contain price increases.
A Herefordshire pub is offering a 5 percent discount to customers paying in cash to help offset rising card fees, prompting a rise in cash transactions and reflecting wider cost pressures.
Industry groups warn that recent UK tax and business rate reforms under Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ budget could add financial strain to businesses already facing cost pressures, though the government says measures support public finances.
Industry experts warn that rising shipping and logistics costs — already increasing prices for tech and industrial goods — could feed into broader consumer price rises this year, as global supply chains remain volatile.