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Iran's foreign minister will visit China on September 16 for talks with Wang Yi, following reports that Chinese entities had provided satellite imagery to Iran.
The visit comes amid reports that Chinese entities provided satellite imagery to Iran before attacks on U.S. bases. Market analysis suggests China could play a mediator role in the Middle East conflic
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China's aluminum output reached a record high last month as government limits loom
Chinese smelters accelerated production to meet a global shortfall exacerbated by the Middle East conflict, pushing output to a new record before anticipated government restrictions take effect.
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Iranian President Pezeshkian stated in India that he would not succumb to the US and Israel, while Indian Prime Minister Modi called for resolving the Middle East conflict through dialogue.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, during his first visit to India, stated that Iran would not succumb to the United States and Israel, emphasizing that Iran has successfully resisted the aggression
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VLCC tanker rates from the Gulf of Oman to China have surged 4.5 times to Worldscale 450, reaching a record high of $11.5 per barrel, due to escalating Middle East conflicts.
According to data from the Baltic Exchange, the freight rate for Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) from the Gulf of Oman in the Middle East to China surged to around Worldscale 450 this week, which is
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IEA forecasts global coal demand to reach a new record of 8.94 billion tons in 2026, driven by soaring natural gas prices due to the Middle East conflict.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its latest report on Thursday, forecasting that global coal demand will increase by approximately 1.2% in 2026 compared to 2025, reaching a new historica
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Nikkei Rises 0.1%, Led by Chip-Related Stocks
The Japanese benchmark edged higher in early trade due to bargain hunting despite uncertainty over the Middle East conflict.
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BlackRock's Ben Powell: GCC Capex Expected to Hit $2.1 Trillion by End of Decade, Driven by Diversification and Self-Reliance Amid Middle East Conflict
BlackRock's Ben Powell: GCC Capex Expected to Hit $2.1 Trillion by End of Decade, Driven by Diversification and Self-Reliance Amid Middle East Conflict
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Japanese Companies Boost Capital Investment in Q2 as Profits Surge, Showing Resilience to Middle East Conflict Fallout
Japanese companies increased capital spending in the second quarter, driven by surging profits. This trend indicates that the corporate sector is coping relatively well with the economic impact of the
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Financial Times: Asset managers report long-term investors are turning to shipping for hard asset exposure as Middle East conflict boosts returns.
Financial Times: Asset managers report long-term investors are turning to shipping for hard asset exposure as Middle East conflict boosts returns.
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Japan’s NYK CEO Says Company Exploring Alternative Routes Amid Middle East Conflict
Japan’s NYK CEO Says Company Exploring Alternative Routes Amid Middle East Conflict
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Bitcoin and Ethereum opened higher on Tuesday but fell back during the day due to ongoing Middle East conflict
On Tuesday, August 18, Eastern Time, Bitcoin opened at $64,487.65, up 2.7% from Monday's opening price; Ethereum opened at $1,911.89, up 2% from Monday's opening price. As of 9:19 AM Eastern Time, Bit
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Thailand's Q2 GDP growth slows to 1.9% from 2.8% in previous quarter, weighed by higher energy prices and Middle East conflict disrupting travel.
Thailand's Q2 GDP growth slows to 1.9% from 2.8% in previous quarter, weighed by higher energy prices and Middle East conflict disrupting travel.
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Yellen stated that inflation remains a key challenge, the U.S. labor market is performing well, and the Middle East conflict has a limited economic impact.
Former US Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen stated that the US labor market is functioning well and is no longer overheating to the point of fueling inflation. She added that s
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Bloomberg Markets: Chilean Peso Bonds Face Highest Borrowing Costs of the Year in August if Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed
Bloomberg Markets reports that as the Middle East conflict enters its sixth month, the borrowing cost for the Chilean peso could reach a year-high in August if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, eve
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Palestinians in Gaza react to latest ceasefire deal
Palestinians in Gaza have reacted to the latest ceasefire deal, with many expressing little hope that it will end the ongoing war, stating 'Enough is enough'.
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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
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UAE Bond Sales Reach Record Pace Amid Middle East Conflict
Borrowers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are tapping global bond markets at a record pace, with sales increasing by a third so far in 2026 compared to year-ago levels. This surge in bond issuance
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Singapore's MAS Warns AI Investment Pullback and Middle East Conflict Pose Risks to Global Markets
Singapore's central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has warned that the uncertainty surrounding the sustainability of massive AI investments poses a key risk to global growth and fina
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Eni CEO: If the conflict in the Middle East persists, the oil market could break out of its current range in early 2027
Svmuu News: Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Italy’s state-controlled Eni Group, said that if the conflict in the Middle East continues, the global oil market will break out of its current range of approximat
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Middle East Conflict Reshapes Federal Reserve Forecasts: Nearly Half of Policymakers Now Expect Rate Hikes; Inflation Forecasts Revised Up Across the Board
Svmuu News: Foreign media analysis indicates that nearly half of the policymakers at Federal Reserve no longer believe that, amid soaring oil prices following the war in Iran, simply keeping borrowing
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Iran's foreign minister will visit China on September 16 for talks with Wang Yi, following reports that Chinese entities had provided satellite imagery to Iran.
The visit comes amid reports that Chinese entities provided satellite imagery to Iran before attacks on U.S. bases. Market analysis suggests China could play a mediator role in the Middle East conflic
-
China's aluminum output reached a record high last month as government limits loom
Chinese smelters accelerated production to meet a global shortfall exacerbated by the Middle East conflict, pushing output to a new record before anticipated government restrictions take effect.
-
Iranian President Pezeshkian stated in India that he would not succumb to the US and Israel, while Indian Prime Minister Modi called for resolving the Middle East conflict through dialogue.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, during his first visit to India, stated that Iran would not succumb to the United States and Israel, emphasizing that Iran has successfully resisted the aggression
-
VLCC tanker rates from the Gulf of Oman to China have surged 4.5 times to Worldscale 450, reaching a record high of $11.5 per barrel, due to escalating Middle East conflicts.
According to data from the Baltic Exchange, the freight rate for Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) from the Gulf of Oman in the Middle East to China surged to around Worldscale 450 this week, which is
-
IEA forecasts global coal demand to reach a new record of 8.94 billion tons in 2026, driven by soaring natural gas prices due to the Middle East conflict.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its latest report on Thursday, forecasting that global coal demand will increase by approximately 1.2% in 2026 compared to 2025, reaching a new historica
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Nikkei Rises 0.1%, Led by Chip-Related Stocks
The Japanese benchmark edged higher in early trade due to bargain hunting despite uncertainty over the Middle East conflict.
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BlackRock's Ben Powell: GCC Capex Expected to Hit $2.1 Trillion by End of Decade, Driven by Diversification and Self-Reliance Amid Middle East Conflict
BlackRock's Ben Powell: GCC Capex Expected to Hit $2.1 Trillion by End of Decade, Driven by Diversification and Self-Reliance Amid Middle East Conflict
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Japanese Companies Boost Capital Investment in Q2 as Profits Surge, Showing Resilience to Middle East Conflict Fallout
Japanese companies increased capital spending in the second quarter, driven by surging profits. This trend indicates that the corporate sector is coping relatively well with the economic impact of the
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Financial Times: Asset managers report long-term investors are turning to shipping for hard asset exposure as Middle East conflict boosts returns.
Financial Times: Asset managers report long-term investors are turning to shipping for hard asset exposure as Middle East conflict boosts returns.
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Japan’s NYK CEO Says Company Exploring Alternative Routes Amid Middle East Conflict
Japan’s NYK CEO Says Company Exploring Alternative Routes Amid Middle East Conflict
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Bitcoin and Ethereum opened higher on Tuesday but fell back during the day due to ongoing Middle East conflict
On Tuesday, August 18, Eastern Time, Bitcoin opened at $64,487.65, up 2.7% from Monday's opening price; Ethereum opened at $1,911.89, up 2% from Monday's opening price. As of 9:19 AM Eastern Time, Bit
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Thailand's Q2 GDP growth slows to 1.9% from 2.8% in previous quarter, weighed by higher energy prices and Middle East conflict disrupting travel.
Thailand's Q2 GDP growth slows to 1.9% from 2.8% in previous quarter, weighed by higher energy prices and Middle East conflict disrupting travel.
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Yellen stated that inflation remains a key challenge, the U.S. labor market is performing well, and the Middle East conflict has a limited economic impact.
Former US Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen stated that the US labor market is functioning well and is no longer overheating to the point of fueling inflation. She added that s
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Bloomberg Markets: Chilean Peso Bonds Face Highest Borrowing Costs of the Year in August if Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed
Bloomberg Markets reports that as the Middle East conflict enters its sixth month, the borrowing cost for the Chilean peso could reach a year-high in August if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, eve
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Palestinians in Gaza react to latest ceasefire deal
Palestinians in Gaza have reacted to the latest ceasefire deal, with many expressing little hope that it will end the ongoing war, stating 'Enough is enough'.
-
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
-
UAE Bond Sales Reach Record Pace Amid Middle East Conflict
Borrowers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are tapping global bond markets at a record pace, with sales increasing by a third so far in 2026 compared to year-ago levels. This surge in bond issuance
-
Singapore's MAS Warns AI Investment Pullback and Middle East Conflict Pose Risks to Global Markets
Singapore's central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has warned that the uncertainty surrounding the sustainability of massive AI investments poses a key risk to global growth and fina
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Eni CEO: If the conflict in the Middle East persists, the oil market could break out of its current range in early 2027
Svmuu News: Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Italy’s state-controlled Eni Group, said that if the conflict in the Middle East continues, the global oil market will break out of its current range of approximat
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Middle East Conflict Reshapes Federal Reserve Forecasts: Nearly Half of Policymakers Now Expect Rate Hikes; Inflation Forecasts Revised Up Across the Board
Svmuu News: Foreign media analysis indicates that nearly half of the policymakers at Federal Reserve no longer believe that, amid soaring oil prices following the war in Iran, simply keeping borrowing
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