The War in Iran
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China's electric vehicle sales accounted for 65.2% last month, reaching a new historical high. The Iran war is driving the transition to electrification.
Data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) shows that new energy vehicles (NEVs), including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), accounted for 65.2%
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Singaporean refiner Aster is sourcing crude oil from Latin America and West Africa due to tight Middle Eastern oil supplies caused by the Iran war.
Singaporean refiner Aster Chemicals and Energy Pte is sourcing crude oil from distant regions such as Latin America and West Africa to replace reduced Middle Eastern supplies affected by the war in Ir
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Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
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Apollo's Slok Sees Iran War, Tariffs Driving US Yields Higher
Torsten Slok, chief economist at Apollo Global Management, believes the US fiscal situation has little to do with upward pressure on US yields. He notes there are fewer worries about US policy making
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Saudi Arabia to Issue Dollar Bonds to Counter Economic Impact of Iran War
Saudi Arabia to Issue Dollar Bonds to Counter Economic Impact of Iran War
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Dollar Tree reports Iran war-induced helium shortage cost it $15 million in Q2 sales, warns of higher costs for other industries
Dollar Tree (DLTR) announced on Thursday that an ongoing helium shortage, spurred by the Iran war, impacted its party-supplies business, making it more difficult and expensive to acquire the gas neede
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South African coal producer Thungela Resources' first-half profit doubled, influenced by the war in Iran, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz led to a tightening of global energy supplies.
Al Jazeera reported that the US-Israel war with Iran disrupted global crude oil and natural gas supplies, leading to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which obstructed about one-fifth of the world'
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Panama Canal fees hit record high due to El Niño and Iran war
The Panama Canal has seen its transit fees reach a record high, primarily driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon, which has caused falling water levels. This could lead to a limitation of transit sl
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India's central bank keeps benchmark interest rate unchanged for fourth consecutive time to observe impact of Iran war on inflation; Standard Chartered says India's inflation buffer "thinner than it looks"
India's central bank today kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive time to observe whether rising energy costs due to the Iran war would spread to broader inflation. Prev
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Indonesia's second-quarter GDP growth slows to 5.29%
Indonesia's economy grew at a slower pace of 5.29% in the second quarter, official data showed, mainly due to reduced household spending caused by a lack of Islamic holidays and the increasing impact
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Investors see 1-in-3 chance of Fed rate hike amid Iran war inflation concerns
Investors are pricing in a one-in-three chance that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to combat inflation triggered by the war in Iran. The Fed is set to weigh these mounting inflatio
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China's electric vehicle sales accounted for 65.2% last month, reaching a new historical high. The Iran war is driving the transition to electrification.
Data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) shows that new energy vehicles (NEVs), including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), accounted for 65.2%
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Singaporean refiner Aster is sourcing crude oil from Latin America and West Africa due to tight Middle Eastern oil supplies caused by the Iran war.
Singaporean refiner Aster Chemicals and Energy Pte is sourcing crude oil from distant regions such as Latin America and West Africa to replace reduced Middle Eastern supplies affected by the war in Ir
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Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
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Apollo's Slok Sees Iran War, Tariffs Driving US Yields Higher
Torsten Slok, chief economist at Apollo Global Management, believes the US fiscal situation has little to do with upward pressure on US yields. He notes there are fewer worries about US policy making
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Saudi Arabia to Issue Dollar Bonds to Counter Economic Impact of Iran War
Saudi Arabia to Issue Dollar Bonds to Counter Economic Impact of Iran War
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Dollar Tree reports Iran war-induced helium shortage cost it $15 million in Q2 sales, warns of higher costs for other industries
Dollar Tree (DLTR) announced on Thursday that an ongoing helium shortage, spurred by the Iran war, impacted its party-supplies business, making it more difficult and expensive to acquire the gas neede
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South African coal producer Thungela Resources' first-half profit doubled, influenced by the war in Iran, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz led to a tightening of global energy supplies.
Al Jazeera reported that the US-Israel war with Iran disrupted global crude oil and natural gas supplies, leading to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which obstructed about one-fifth of the world'
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Panama Canal fees hit record high due to El Niño and Iran war
The Panama Canal has seen its transit fees reach a record high, primarily driven by the El Niño weather phenomenon, which has caused falling water levels. This could lead to a limitation of transit sl
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India's central bank keeps benchmark interest rate unchanged for fourth consecutive time to observe impact of Iran war on inflation; Standard Chartered says India's inflation buffer "thinner than it looks"
India's central bank today kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive time to observe whether rising energy costs due to the Iran war would spread to broader inflation. Prev
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Indonesia's second-quarter GDP growth slows to 5.29%
Indonesia's economy grew at a slower pace of 5.29% in the second quarter, official data showed, mainly due to reduced household spending caused by a lack of Islamic holidays and the increasing impact
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Investors see 1-in-3 chance of Fed rate hike amid Iran war inflation concerns
Investors are pricing in a one-in-three chance that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to combat inflation triggered by the war in Iran. The Fed is set to weigh these mounting inflatio
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Bloomberg Survey: Traders' Personal Portfolio Adjustment Redline for 10-Year US Treasury Yields at 6.5% (Median)
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Huawei rolls out AI-based tourism promotion service for Xi'an, leveraging its BoGuan large language model trained on regional history to generate content and itineraries
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BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi to discuss strengthening local currency trade and alternative payment mechanisms amid Trump administration tariffs and sanctions.
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First South Korean Container Ship Arrives at UK Port, Completing Half of Arctic Route
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Elon Musk reposts tweet, Yale AI Association kicks off academic year with live Grok Bot demo at Yale University
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Micron Technology announced it would issue bonuses of up to 68 months' salary to its employees in Taiwan, but the union rejected the offer and maintained its strike threat.
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UN officials warn Ukraine faces "most difficult winter" since full-scale Russian invasion.
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Iranian lawmaker says Tehran rejects unconditional talks with US, deeming them "futile."
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India's Markets Regulator Proposes Overhaul of Closing Auction Session After Sharp Swings and Concentrated Derivatives Activity
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TRX (TRON) recorded a trading volume of $9.79 million in the past hour, which is 9.7 times its 7-day average for the same period. It is currently trading at $0.3402.
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