United States
-
Middle East Conflict Escalates: Iran Fires Ballistic Missiles at U.S. Forces; U.S.-Saudi Alliance Strikes Back; Oil Prices Jump Nearly 4%
Conflict in the Middle East escalated overnight as Iran fired ballistic missiles at U.S. forces stationed in the region, bringing a brief diplomatic lull to an end. In response, the United States and
-
Chinese Foreign Ministry: Opposes the U.S. Broadening of the Concept of National Security; Responds to U.S. Ban on Chinese Robots
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that China has consistently opposed the U.S. practice of broadening the concept of national security; this statement was in response to the U.S. ban on Chine
-
Mark Zuckerberg Says US Should Not Ban Chinese AI
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has warned that the United States should not ban Chinese artificial intelligence. He cautioned against "regulatory capture," arguing that such a ban could lead to American rul
-
Saudi Arabia, US Strike Iran-Backed Groups in Iraq Following Drone Attacks
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defence announced it carried out targeted strikes against Iran-backed armed groups in Iraq early on Wednesday, in coordination with US Central Command (CENTCOM). The strikes
-
U.S.-Iran Clashes Resume: U.S. Intercepts Iranian Missiles and Joins Forces with Saudi Arabia to Strike Back at Pro-Iranian Militias in Iraq
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) stated that U.S. forces intercepted multiple ballistic missiles fired by Iran at U.S. forces in the Middle East. In response, a joint U.S.-Saudi Arabian coalition struck
-
Oil Jumps as U.S.-Iran Resume Strikes in Middle East
Oil prices rose sharply after Iran launched ballistic missile attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East, prompting retaliatory strikes by U.S. and Saudi forces against Iran-aligned targets in eastern
-
US Accuses Iran's IRGC of Surprise Ballistic Missile Attacks Amid Regional Tensions
The United States has accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of carrying out "surprise" ballistic missile attacks. This claim comes as Saudi Arabia reported intercepting drones, and I
-
Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a U.S. base in Jordan, Axios reports.
Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a U.S. base in Jordan, according to a report by Axios.
-
U.S. Official: Iran's Demands on Strait of Hormuz Being Rejected by Oman, U.S., and International Community
A U.S. official stated that Iran is making overreaching demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz, which are being rightly rejected by Oman, the United States, and the international community.
-
Iran Says It Has Not Sought US Talks in Past 16-17 Days
Iran's state broadcaster IRIB reported that Iran has not sought talks with the United States in the past 16-17 days.
-
The U.S. goods trade deficit narrowed to $101.5 billion in June, but is still expected to weigh on second-quarter GDP growth
According to data from the U.S. Department of Commerce, the U.S. goods trade deficit narrowed by 4.2% to $101.5 billion in June, primarily due to a broad-based decline in imports. Despite this improve
-
US and Iran Send Conflicting Signals on Talks Despite Ceasefire
The United States and Iran continue to send conflicting signals regarding potential talks, despite an ongoing ceasefire. Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Iran had requested negotiations,
-
U.S. Private Sector Hiring Slows for Fifth Consecutive Week
ADP data indicates that U.S. private employers added an average of 15,000 jobs per week in the four weeks ending July 11, marking a fifth consecutive weekly slowdown. This figure has fallen from 35,75
-
U.S. Mortgage Rates Fall as Tensions with Iran Ease
U.S. mortgage rates fell on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. According to data from the Zillow Lending Market, the 30-year fixed rate dropped to 6.62%, down 8 basis points from the previous day; the 15-year fi
-
US President to Meet Ukrainian, Israeli Leaders on Tuesday
The US President's Tuesday schedule includes separate meetings with the President of Ukraine and the Prime Minister of Israel. Other engagements include attending Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral and
-
Iran's Government Spokesperson Says Country Lost 230 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Production Capacity Due to War with U.S.
Iran's government spokesperson stated that the country has lost approximately 230 million cubic meters of its gas production capacity. This reduction is attributed to the war with the United States.
-
US Pauses War with Iran After Firing Thousands of Hard-to-Replace Missiles
The United States has paused its war with Iran. This decision follows reports that the US has fired thousands of hard-to-replace missiles during the conflict.
-
US and Iran Maintain Third Day of Ceasefire as Mediators Seek to Restart Talks
The United States and Iran have maintained a ceasefire for a third consecutive day. Mediators from Qatar and Pakistan are actively working to restart ceasefire talks amidst this fragile pause in hosti
-
Iran's Military Command: US Maritime Blockade Would Be Regional Escalation
Iran's top joint military command stated that any attempt by the United States to implement an 'illegal' maritime blockade would be viewed as an escalation of regional conflict.
-
Macquarie Forecasts Oil Glut by Year-End on Potential US-Iran De-escalation
Macquarie expects the global oil market to shift into a surplus before year-end if the U.S. and Iran de-escalate their conflict ahead of the midterm elections. The bank states that easing tensions cou
-
US and Iran pause hostilities, seek diplomacy via mediators
The US-Iran war has slowed, with both sides giving diplomacy a chance through regional mediators.
-
Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson States No Current Negotiations with US
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated on Monday that Iran is not seeking negotiations with the United States.
-
Merchant Ships in Strait of Hormuz Continue Using Iran's Designated Route, Avoiding US-Backed Corridor
Maritime intelligence firms report that nearly all merchant ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz are continuing to use Iran's designated route, with none taking the U.S.-backed southern corridor. Trans
-
Trump Warns U.S. Risks Third World Nation Status
Trump Warns U.S. Risks Third World Nation Status
-
US August retail sales month-over-month 1.2%, expected 0.8%, previous value 0.5%, above expectations.
US August retail sales month-over-month 1.2%, expected 0.8%, previous value 0.5%, above expectations.
-
The U.S. imposed visa restrictions on South African officials, accusing them of discriminating against the white minority and warning of further escalatory measures.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the United States will impose visa restrictions on South African officials accused of discriminating against the white minority in South A
-
Oil prices fell on Wednesday after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose by 7.1 million barrels, offsetting supply concerns from the shutdown of a Saudi oil pipeline.
International benchmark Brent crude for November delivery fell 1.02% to $107.64 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for October delivery dropped 1.29% to $104.46 per barrel. Thi
-
The Trump administration plans to sell 2,000-pound bombs worth $2.8 billion to Israel.
The Trump administration is preparing to sell 907 kilograms (2,000 pounds) of bombs worth $2.8 billion to Israel, one of the largest such munitions sales in recent years, according to The Washington P
-
US charges five people linked to Russian ‘assassination network’
The indictment marks a rare accusation of alleged Kremlin-backed plots on American soil.
-
US and China Discuss Cutting Tariffs on American Energy and Agricultural Products Ahead of Next Week's Leaders' Summit
The discussions aim to solidify prospects for an extension to the US-China trade truce.
-
Middle East tensions escalate, with the cost of shipping US crude oil to Asia surging to a record $44.8 million.
According to data from the Baltic Exchange, as of this Tuesday, the cost to charter a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) to transport 2 million barrels of crude oil from the US Gulf Coast to China has su
-
Japan's August Export Growth Remains Robust, Led by US Shipments, Despite Slight Slowdown
Japan's August Export Growth Remains Robust, Led by US Shipments, Despite Slight Slowdown
-
US API Crude Oil Inventory Change 7.14, expected -1.8, prior -0.3, above expectations
API Crude Oil Stock Change: 7.14, expected -1.8, prior -0.3, above expectations Release Time: 2026-09-15 20:30 UTC
-
U.S. Senate Republican leaders are considering discussions on a diesel export ban after U.S. diesel prices hit a new all-time high of $6.27 per gallon on Tuesday.
The U.S. Senate Republican leader stated he is open to discussing an export ban on diesel. This follows Tuesday's record-high average U.S. diesel price of $6.27 per gallon, up about 80 cents from a mo
-
Nikkei Asia analysis: Global trade is being reshaped as the EU, China, and US shift towards enforcement of their own trade rules
According to a geopolitics strategist specializing in European, Asian, and U.S. relations, legal triage is becoming a central aspect of due diligence in this evolving landscape.
-
Vance told the New York Post that the war in Iran would end after the midterm elections and enter a "very different phase."
Vance told the New York Post that the war in Iran would end after the midterm elections and enter a "very different phase." He also noted that Iran occasionally fires on merchant ships, but the United
-
Bloomberg: Big Pharma Bets on China's New Drugs, Potentially Impacting US Biotech Dominance
Bloomberg reports that major pharmaceutical companies are looking to China for their next generation of blockbuster drugs. This shift could have profound implications for patients and the future domin
-
Michael Saylor retweeted a post from Strategy, stating that Bitcoin has had years of legal and regulatory clarity in the United States.
Michael Saylor retweeted a post from Strategy, stating that Bitcoin has had years of legal and regulatory clarity in the United States.
-
Pentagon watchdog warns of munitions ‘shortfall’ after US spent $22bn on ordnance in first four months of Iran war
A Pentagon inspector general warned of “industrial base bottlenecks” after the US military spent $22 billion on ordnance in the first four months of the Iran war, leading to a munitions shortfall.
-
Iran's foreign minister claims hundreds of U.S. military sites hit and dozens of aircraft damaged
Iran's foreign minister rejected claims that Iran is defenseless, asserting that these figures were based on Pentagon information and that Tehran will disclose additional details "in due course." The
-
International IDEA report warns US democratic decline threatens global rule of law, with nearly half of its democracy indicators at 50-year lows
The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) released a report on Tuesday, stating that the US is accelerating the global weakening of the rule of law. The s
-
Al Jazeera analysis: China does not need to replace the US in the Gulf, can gain leverage through trade and technology
The analysis suggests that China's growing influence in the Gulf region is primarily driven by economic leverage through trade and technology, rather than military overreach. It notes that China benef
-
Canadian PM Carney visits Europe to seek 'unique alliance' with EU amid US trade war, rules out EU membership
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting Strasbourg, France, and Liverpool, UK, from September 15 to 17 to strengthen Canada's ties with the EU in trade, investment, and security. Carney stated
-
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: We are ending the Iranian threat, not "managing" it
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: We are ending the Iranian threat, not "managing" it
-
LNG Buyers Accelerate Talks to Buy More US Fuel Amid Hormuz Disruption Risk
Liquefied natural gas buyers are accelerating discussions to buy more fuel from the US as the Iran war and turmoil over the Strait of Hormuz forces them to seek alternatives to suppliers in the Middle
-
Oman and U.S. Foreign Ministers Discuss Regional De-escalation, Reaffirm Closer Coordination
Oman’s Foreign Minister held a phone call with his U.S. counterpart to discuss rapidly evolving regional developments and efforts to reduce tensions and contain the fallout. The two also discussed cre
-
Global bonds fall, Japan's 10-year yield surpasses 3%
Investors are continuing to sell government debt, pushing Japan's 10-year yield above 3%, following a landmark rise in American borrowing costs.
-
U.S. Department of Defense report: Iran war cost $33.4 billion by end of June, with hundreds of buildings and dozens of aircraft damaged.
The Iran war has cost approximately $33.4 billion as of June 29, according to a report submitted to Congress by the U.S. Department of Defense on Monday. Of this, Iranian attacks caused $184 million i
- No data
United States
24H Trending
-
1
Can a Police Report Be Filed After Bitcoin Theft? Analysis of Individual Recovery Possibilities
-
2
DANA Coin: Ardana Project Token with Halted Development, Current Status and Investment Value Analysis
-
3
Ethereum (ETH) Buying Guide: Mainstream Exchanges and Acquisition Methods Explained
-
4
SHANG Token: Shanghai Inu Analysis and Future Development Outlook
-
5
CRI (Crypto International) Project Analysis and Market Status
-
6
US DOJ charges two Robinhood engineers with front-running crypto listings on Hyperliquid, allegedly profiting over $50,000 each
-
7
THALES Token: The Governance Token of Thales Protocol and Its Market Status
-
8
Major Cryptocurrency Trading Platforms: An Overview of Apple App and PC Clients
-
9
CINEMA Token Analysis: An Overview of Absolute Cinema and CinemaKoin Projects and Investment Considerations
-
10
SK hynix in talks with Intel over potential US memory production agreement
Markets Today
Recommended Reading








